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Late neolithic pit and posthole found during excavation.

Undated ditches 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.

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.

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.

Three possible lynchets of unknown date seen as earthworks.

WWII concrete Spigot mortar emplacement

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...

Iron Age and Roman pits and ditches forming field boundaries and enclosures identified by geophysical survey and trial trench evaluation.