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Eighteenth century witchert cottage

Roman clay-lined circular kiln, possibly late 2nd century excavated 1979 and geophysical evidence of another nearby - Two early Roman pottery kilns found in a garden on Hedgerley Lane, confirmed by geophysical survey and one subsequently excavated

Possible Second World War wireless telegraphy station and radar installation, visible on aerial photographs at Springfield, Broad Lane

Possible site of a Roman pottery kiln indicated by geophysical survey found in a garden on Hedgerley Lane but not excavated.

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor of Spurlings.

SITE OF FORMER PITS SHOWN ON 18TH CENTURY TO MODERN MAPS

Early Roman pottery found in a garden on Hedgerley Lane

Fragment of Neolithic polished flint axe found at Spurland End -Portion of ground flint axe

Neolithic or Bronze Age flint tool found by chance

Early Roman pottery kiln found by geophysical survey and subsequently excavated in a garden on Hedgerley Lane