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Possiby medieval house platforms, hollow-way and ridge and furrow seen on aerial photographs and in field survey

Mid-eighteenth century entrance lodge and gate piers in West Wycombe Park

Aerial photographs show a number of possibly medieval house platforms

Post-medieval garden wall and attached outbuilding

Late eighteenth century house

Field survey of possibly medieval hollow-way

Site of former limekiln and marl pit shown on late nineteenth and early twentieth century maps, is visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial Investigation a...

Large mound of uncertain date and function, possibly a prehistoric barrow or post-medieval parkland feature. A mound situated within Wycombe park. A field survey by English Heritage in 2000-2001 noted it was 22 metres in diameter and survived to a he...

Three Neolithic flints found on surface of field near Jordans

Medieval moat shown on historic map of 1580 and surviving as earthworks