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Possible Roman buildings found in cutting for road under bridge in the nineteenth century

Site of pit shown on nineteenth century maps, now part of railway cutting.

Palaeolithic handaxe possibly found in gravel north of Great Missenden station in the nineteenth century

Late Iron Age to Roman farmstead identified by geophysical survey and confirmed by trial trench evaluation.

Nineteenth century garden railings, wall and gate

Possible Roman pottery found in road cuttings in the nineteenth century

Neolithic polished stone axe found in railway cutting.

Late eighteenth century entrance gates and railings at Beel House

Possible Roman quern fragments found in road cutting in the nineteenth century

Roman pottery and tile and medieval pottery found in museum, thought to be found at Bourne End railway cutting in the nineteenth century