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Site of pit shown on nineteenth to twentieth century map at Cant Hill

Former site of the Cook Monument moved in 1842 and re-sited in the late 1990s back to its original location on Fire Island by the National Trust

Palaeolithic flint implement, possibly a handaxe, found on ground surface in wood.

Early twentieth century Arts and Crafts-style house on London End

Detached cottage, possibly 17th century

Single house built in possibly in the 19th Century

Medieval pottery, tile and kiln wasters found during fieldwalking

Late eighteenth century house with nineteenth century extensions on London End, formerly known as The Yews, now Canon House

Early sixteenth century timber-framed church house called Capel House, built in 1524.

Mesolithic and Neolithic or Early Bronze Age flint artefacts found in Carpenters and Hillas Wood