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Late prehistoric to Romano-British farmstead and associated field system visible as cropmarks on aerial photos, confirmed by geophysical surveys and excavation.

Possibly Saxon metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Berry Farmhouse, sixteenth century timber-framed hall house, with crosswing rebuilt in the nineteenth century.

Undated pit or ditches observed during excavation of building foundation pads

Roman pottery found in field walking

Pleasure ground laid out around a now demolished house called Berry Hill between 1856-60

Roman metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor house

Late sixteenth to seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Berryfield Farm, with later alterations and extensions, damaged by fire in December 2017

Roman roadside settlement recorded in geophysical survey and fielwalking and confirmed by trial trenching.