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Early eighteenth century farmhouse at Northend Farm, with twentieth century refurbishment

Site of former pit shown on 19th century sources

Post-medieval to modern hamlet of Northend

SITE OF FORMER PIT SHOWN ON 19TH TO 20TH CENTURY SOURCES

Geophysical anomalies forming ditches, enclosures, and ring ditches

Site of a Medieval timber-framed cruck-built farmhouse built about 1398-1431, with sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth century alterations, demolished in 1965.

Site of former chalk pit shown on nineteenth century to modern maps

Bronze Age, Iron age, and Roman features identified during trial trench evalaution

A hoard of 32 Roman copper coins, chiefly of the Middle Empire were found in 1772 at North End; in 1792 eight of the coins were in the possession of Col Innes of Ibstone House. Possibly a 2nd century hoard.

Site of former chalk pit shown on 19th and 20th century maps.