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Medieval to early post-medieval pits identified during trial trench evaluation

Faint cropmark of a possible later prehistoric, Roman or medieval double-ditched trackway and hints of ridge and furrow visible on aerial photographs.

2 undated ditches identified during trial trench evalaution

Late neolithic pit and posthole found during excavation.

Cropmark of a possibly later prehistoric capsule-shaped ditched enclosure, possibly a Neolithic mortuary enclosure, which is visible on aerial photographs.

Cropmarks of the outlines of a number of dispersed buildings visible on aerial photographs to the north of Moat Farm which are the traces of a satellite installation of RAF Cheddington a WW2 airfield located north-west of Marsworth.

Cropmark of several large faint rectangular enclosures and a possible trackway running between them which could be the remains of a later prehistoric or Roman field system or farmstead and associated trackway visible on aerial photographs.

Two chalk pits, possibly post-medieval

Possible medieval precinct wall or post-medieval garden wall at Missenden Abbey

D-shaped enclosure visible on aerial photographs as cropmark and partial earthwork. A L-shaped bank and ditch of medieval date, but possibly of earlier origins, is visible on historic aerial photographs as earthworks and was mapped as part of the Nor...