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Nineteenth century brickworks known from historical documents. A subrectangular extractive pit from probable post medieval brickmaking is visible on historic aerial photographs as earthworks and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial ...

Six Mesolithic to Early Bronze Age flint flakes, one a broken blade, found fieldwalking next to Hunt's Green

Roman pottery found on ground surface

Small quantities of miscellaneous finds found on field surface and in animal burrows

Late eighteenth century outbuilding at Brudenell House, with later alterations and now partly used as a garage

Roman pottery and quern fragments found during the construction of a drive.

Small quantities of medieval and post-medieval pottery and tile found during watching brief.

Historical records of eighteenth to nineteenth century gaol

Saxon or medieval inhumation observed when electricity sub-station built next to the museum

Neolithic to Bronze Age flint blade found on ground surface