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Quaker burial ground associated with seventeenth century Meeting House.

Roman metalwork found grubbing a hedge

Eighteenth century to modern cemetery of the former Presbyterian chapel

Sixteenth or seventeenth century timber-framed inn called The Crown Inn, refronted in the eighteenth century, subsequently used as two houses and now offices

More than twenty Neolithic flint flakes and scrapers found on ground surface

Six burials, dating from the late Saxon to early post medieval period were uncovered during excavation, along with associated ditches and pits.

Late prehistoric flint flakes and scrapers found in the early twentieth century

Late eighteenth century house with nineteenth century shop on Station Road

Several burials located beneath aisle and south porch of church.

Two burials found in badger digging in the nineteenth century, thought to date to either the Early Iron Age or Saxon periods