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Late prehistoric flintwork and Saxon to post-medieval pottery found in evaluation test pitting.

Up to four lines of Bronze Age upright 'fence' posts were noted following the northern edge of the Thames channel excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Undated cropmarks of probable field boundary ditches, visible on aerial photographs near Dipple Lodge

Bronze Age enclosure badly truncated by ploughing excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

A double line of posts with a single line close by to the east is interpreted as a Bronze Age jetty, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Inhumation burial of unknown date found in digging foundations for new houses

SITE OF PIT SHOWN ON 19TH CENTURY TO MODERN MAPS

Four (or 5) more Bronze Age to Iron Age wooden structures excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

SITE OF FORMER CHALK PIT SHOWN ON 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SOURCES

Two lines of vertical timbers dated to 1520 BC, thought to be the earliest known bridge on the Thames, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course