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Medieval and late sixteenth century metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Fragment of Roman shale bracelet found in excavation

A medieval moated site at Moat Farm at the south eastern end of the village of Pitstone. The moated site includes a 'D'-shaped island measuring a maximum of 142 metres north east-south west and up to 54 metres north west-south east. The island is con...

Early Roman pit, probably used as a chalk quarry, recorded in excavation

Roman pottery and tile found after ploughing on villa site

Possible thirteenth to fourteenth century earthwork boundary around medieval village of The Lee

Site of former farmstead of Church Farm, demolished in the late twentieth century.

Site of a Roman villa dating from the late 1st to late 4th century. The site was excavated in 1938. It appears to consist of two buildings contained within a rectangular enclosure. The excavations on 1938 uncovered a mid-2nd century building consisti...

Medieval moat recorded in field surveys and surviving as earthworks. Earthworks of a moat at Church Farm (demolished 1971): site of 16th-century country house. It measures internally 95 metres east-west by 70 metres north-south, with arms averaging 1...

Roman granary with hypocaust thought to be villa room in 1930s excavation