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A hollow adjacent to higher ground containing sherds, struck flint and fragments of fired clay was excavated at Amerden Lane East

Possible Bronze Age midden containing burnt and struck flint and pottery, found during evaluation trial trenching at Amerden Lane West

Nineteenth century landscaped gardens at Amerden Grove

A hollow containing a layer of burnt flint and ocassional sherds of pottery and struck flints was excavated at Amerden Lane East

Sixteenth to seventeenth century timber-framed house, called Amerden Priory (but never a priory)

Small nineteenth century landscaped garden at Amerden House.

A tree hollow contained sherds of Neolithic Fengate Ware and Late Bronze Age pottery at Amerden Lane West. Three gullies were also noted.

Amersham College built in 1972 and extended in 1984

Trial trenching at Amerden Lane East revealed a small flint-filled feature with one probable and one possible pit

Medieval to post-medieval records of Amerden Manor