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Possible Medieval settlement earthworks seen on aerial photographs and recorded in field survey

Possible medieval to post-medieval trackway recorded on aerial photographs and in field visit

The cropmarks of a probable Iron Age or Roman settlement visible as a large rectilinear sub-divided rectilinear enclosure with traces of further external annexe enclosures seen on aerial photographs.

Possible site of well mentioned in Saxon charter

Undated lynchets surviving as earthworks and shown on early nineteenth century estate maps

Possible site of spring and Saxon boundary marker

Earthwork remains of medieval to post-medieval ridge and furrow, field boundaries and drainage channels, visible on aerial photographs

SITE OF FORMER PIT SHOWN ON 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY MAPS

Site of pit shown on nineteenth century map near Main Court

Historical records of eighteenth to nineteenth century watermill