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Sixteenth century record of bridge being used as town boundary

Undated horseshoe found in the bed of the River Thame.

Viking metalwork found in bed of the River Thame.

Neolithic flint flake found on Stone Dean Farm, Jordans

In a copse by the side of the road, on the line of the County Boundary, there is a barrow which may be identified as the 'Stone Barrow' of an early Saxon Charter. On the opposite side of the road is an old pond known as the 'King's Watering Place'. ...

Early Iron Age metalwork found in bed of River Thame.

Neolithic flint flake found on Stone Dean Farm, Jordans

Remains of brick and stone bridge seen during site visit and indicated by a field name recorded in 1834.

Early Saxon metalwork found in the bed of the River Thame.

Neolithic flint pick rough-out found on Stone Dean Farm, Jordans