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Trial trenching revealed charcoal patches with burnt flint and a possible stakehole at Taplow Mill

Medieval and post-medieval documentary references to a fulling mill at Taplow.

A pit uncovered during trial trenching at Taplow Mill was found to contain burnt flint

18th century watermill, in use as a cotton mill, then as a papermill, and still in operation.

Six pits, finds of flint arrowheads, pottery and a burial indicating Neolithic acitivity at Taplow Mill.

Eleventh to seventeenth century records of fishery at Taplow millpond

Iron Age and Roman pottery found during excavations at Taplow barrow.

Area excavation revealed seven pits (or tree throws) and produced five sherds of Late Neolthic/Early Bronze Age pottery at Taplow Mill

Documentary references to medieval and post-medieval watermills at Taplow.

Small nineteenth and twentieth century gardens at Taplow Rectory