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Possible Neolithic long barrow identified in geophysical survey at Bulstrode Camp

Medieval to post-medieval history of Bulstrode Manor

Seventeenth to eighteenth century barn to rear of hotel, demolished in 1969

Iron Age hillfort at Bulstrode Camp surviving as well-preserved earthworks. Iron Age hillfort roughly oval in shape covering an area of c.9 ha with ramparts consisting of ditch with inner and outer banks. Bullstrode is the largest example of this mon...

Site of seventeenth century inn and hotel with eigheenth century refronting, demolished 1969

Possible Iron Age round-houses recorded in geophysical survey of the interior of Bulstrode Camp

Possible Second World War anti-aircraft artillery training base at Bulstrode Park.

Roman ditch and pits recorded in watching brief during redevelopment

Possibly Iron Age D shaped enclosure with a possible associated hut circle in its interior identified by geophysical survey at Bulstrode Camp.

Site of former pit shown on nineteenth and twentieth century maps at Bulstrode Park