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House platforms of hamlet deserted in the nineteenth century are clearly visible on aerial photographs

Roman pottery sherd found in the early twentieth century

Nineteenth century Non-Conformist cemetery chapel, built in 1856.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Nod was the meeting point of two Whaddon Chase ridings and has two other trackways converging on the hamlet, as recorded in historical documents and aerial photographs

Fourteenth century records of tile-works at Oak End

Neolithic polished flint axe fragment found in the early twentieth century

Documentary references to medieval and post-medieval Noke watermill.

Possibly medieval to post-medieval moat recorded on aerial photographs and on nineteenth century map

Neolithic flint flakes found in the early twentieth century

Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house.