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Three Late Iron Age bloomeries or hearths recorded in 1930s excavation of Cholesbury Camp

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Cholsey Farm.

Two hundred sherds of Late Iron Age to Roman pottery from 1930s excavation of Cholesbury Camp, and a few medieval sherds

Watching brief at Moat House in 1992 did not uncover any significant archaeological features relating to nearby Cholesbury Camp

Neolithic flint scatter found near Chorleywood

Iron Age hillfort at Cholesbury Camp, surviving as earthworks, situated to the east of Cholesbury Common. The hillfort is roughly oval in plan and measures 310 metres north east to south west by 230 metres north west to south east. The interior of th...

General background information for Cholesbury-cum-St Leonards parish

1930s excavation of Late Iron Age Cholesbury Camp uncovered hearths, ovens and pottery

Possible Late Iron Age beehive shaped oven recorded in 1930s excavation of Cholesbury Camp

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Chorley Farm, with nineteenth century extension. Timbered building with painted brick infill. The roof is tiled. The plan is of a central building with two cross wings to the front. There are 18th centur...