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Site of the medieval Cistercian abbey of Medmenham, possibly with evidence for earlier occupation. The abbey was founded in 1204 and was dedicated to St Mary. Excavations have located the abbey layout and most of the buildings appear to have been con...

Palaeolithic flint handaxe found in old gravel pit at Medmenham Camp.

Eleventh to seventeenth century historical references to a fishery and fifteenth century records of a fishpond in Medmenham

Metalwork of an unceratin date found in burial in the early twentieth century

Three Neolithic to Bronze Age flint artefacts found at Medmenham Camp

Medmenham Abbey is a sixteenth century mansion with eighteenth and nineteenth century additions, restored in 1898.

Probable eighteenth century yard surface recorded in watching brief

Twelve Neolithic to Bronze Age flint tools found on the ground surface within and around Medmenham Camp

Inhumation in a lead coffin of uncertain date found in the early twentieth century

Iron Age hillfort known as Medmenham Camp, surviving as earthworks. Iron Age univallate fort measuring internally approximately 330 metres north-south by 250 metres east-west, situated to the northeast of the church and southwest of States House. Fie...