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Roman villa complex at Mill End first identified from aerial photographs in 1921. The villa comprises a winged building with a central porch. The rear of a building has a subdivided corridor. Field walking has located finds including roof tile and po...

Three possible Neolithic to Bronze Age ring-ditches seen on aerial photographs

Eighteenth to nineteenth century farmstead known as Millend Farm.

Roman pottery possibly found in area of Mill End villa

Site of medieval to post-medieval watermill. Established by 1285 and abandoned in 1768 or after. Possibly the site of a Domesday Mill.

Seventeenth century or earlier house on Mill End Road

Probable natural waterway recorded on aerial photograph

Early eighteenth farmhouse at Millend Farm with later alterations and extensions. Probably of early 18th century date, raised and altered late 18th - early 19th century. It has early 18th century brick in the walls up to the middle of the upper store...

Worked flints including probable microburins and cores were found exposed by burrowing near the bank of the Thames. Mesolithic to Bronze Age flint blades, cores, microburins and scrapers.

Historical records of smock mill being moved to this site in the late nineteenth century and converted to windmill. A brick tower mill dated 1878. The sails were missing when it was photographed in 1934 which was mostly demolished in 1939.