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Earthworks of boundary banks, ditches and ridge and furrow within Thornton Quabs Spinney, Thornton

V-shaped linear hollow-ways in the eastern spur of Ringshall Copse

Medieval and/or post medieval field boundary, banks and ditches are visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and were mapped as part of the Aylesbury Vale Aerial Investigation and Mapping project (EBC18604).

Medieval to post-medieval earthworks

Earthworks interpreted as terraces derived from landscaping in the mid 1700s

Earthworks of former possible boundaries, south of Wood End, Nash

Terrace like earthworks - possibly from eighteenth century landscaping

Roman coins found by chance

Possible Iron Age to Roman lynchets

System of possible post-medieval enclosures, some associated with existing cottages, and featuring ridge and furrow.