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Pottery sherds dated to fourteenth-sixteenth centuries found on the surface

Seventeenth to eighteenth century thatched house.

Medieval and post medieval watermill, demolished in 1970 and partly excavated in 1993-5

Settlement site and pottery kiln indicated by finds of medieval pottery and earthworks visible on aerial photographs

Jeffrerys map of 1788 notes a papermill at this location, which may be the continuation of one of the two mills mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Surface finds of late medieval to early post-medieval pottery

Probably late seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth alterations and extensions.

At least two possibly medieval watercourses associated with watermill complex identified by geophysical survey and subsequent excavation

Surface find of possibly medieval tile roundel

Probable site of watermill recorded from thirteenth to nineteenth century.