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Medieval ditches found during trial trench evaluation.

Crop-marks of enclosures and a possible road of uncertain date recorded in aerial photography

Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flake found near Philipshill Wood

Leg bones of an in situ burial and wooden coffin stains identified during installation of a sceptic tank.

Trapezoidal enclosure identified on aerial photograph as cropmark

Shallow ditches identified during trial trench evaluation which follow same alignment as former ridge and furrow earthworks.

Three fragments of architectural stone found in construction of a car park interpreted as being part of the Baccus Temple, demolished in 1927.

2 hand-axes found on surface of ploughed field

Lancaster Lodge, an Edwardian building constructed about 1905, with later extension and alterations

The fragmented cropmarks of a possible Iron Age enclosure can be seen on HE Reconnaissance aerial photographs. The cropmarks show an irregular ditch defining part of the eastern and northern side. A separate cropmark to the west may be part of the sa...