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SITE OF FORMER GRAVEL PIT SHOWN ON 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SOURCES

A small subrectangular enclosure visible as cropmarks on air photographs. It contains several large pits, and is also approached from the east by a line of similar pits. Other possibly archaeological features are also visible.

RAF vertical aerial photographs show medieval to post-medieval trackways and/or boundary ditches to Whaddon Chase

Cropmark of a single sub-circular ring ditch, possibly the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow or enclosure of later prehistoric or Roman date visible on aerial photographs. The faint traces of further ditches can be seen immediately to the east and...

Two post-medieval hollow-ways, shown on late 19th century maps and a possible undated field system, visible as earthworks.

Probable nineteenth to twentieth century tree clump recorded on aerial photographs

Nineteenth century map shows a small field barn within a rectangular enclosure in the corner of the field

Medieval or post-medieval millstone fragment found on surface

Fragmentary ditched enclosures and a tentative ring ditch of probable Iron Age or Roman date recorded in geophysical survey and visible on historic aerial photographs as cropmarks, mapped as part of the Aylesbury Vale Aerial Investigation and Mapping...

Scatter of late prehistoric to Roman artefacts found in field-walking survey