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Cropmark of possible Neolithic cursus or mortuary enclosure seen on aerial photographs adjacent to Cheddington hillfort.

Possible medieval cultivation terraces recorded in field survey on the slopes of Southend Hill. The southern slopes of the hill were remodelled in the medieval or early post-medieval period to form an elaborate series of cultivation terraces.

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Southend Farm, altered and extended in brick, in the 18th and 19th centuries. Two storeys, tiled roof. The central wing is the older part of the house.

Iron Age hillfort recorded on aerial photographs and in field visit

site of former pit and quarry shown on 25in os maps

Late prehistoric and Roman pottery found on ground surface

Fifteenth to nineteenth century records of Southend Manor

SITE OF FORMER PIT SHOWN ON 20TH CENTURY MAPS

Late prehistoric flint flakes and cores found on ground surface

Eighteenth century Southend Manor House