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Roman brick fragments found, possibly reused in medieval house.

Unlocated site of two medieval watermills recorded in thirteenth to sixteenth century documents and known as Poyntz Mills.

Nineteenth century brickworks called Poyle

Roman metalwork found in the early twentieth century

Practice trenches, north west of Astonhill Coppice, Aston Clinton

Early twentieth century country house with attached terrace and forecourt walls, built in 1908 in Queen Anne-style.

Site of a house, supposedly burnt down in the 14th or 15th century; Roman bricks were also found, possibly reused. Nothing now visible. Close to current modern farmhouse, which incorporated seventeenth century fabric

Practice trenches south west of Wellonhead Bridge, Aston Clinton, mapped as part of the Aylesbury Vale AIM project

Roman metalwork from Poyle's brickworks

Neolithic flint flake found on ground surface