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Cropmark of part of a possible later prehistoric or Roman ditched enclosure with an inturned entrance and cut through by a linear ditch or boundary, both visible at the NW edge of a large field and seen on aerial photographs taken in July 2010.

Three natural features created in the Mesolithic or Neolithic period found in excavation on East Street

Cropmarks of an ovoid enclosure and possible hut circles; the latter are visible as slight depressions on the ground and Roman brick and pottery were found with them

Mesolithic or Neolithic burnt flint found in excavation on East Street

Roman pottery, tile and Late Iron Age kiln or oven plate found in field walking, and a corner of an enclosure identified during a geophyics survey indicating the location of a Roman building or possible farmstead.

Mesolithic to Neolithic artefacts found in excavation on East Street

Mesolithic or Neolithic flint flakes found in excavation on East Street

Ditches identified by geophysics survey

Mesolithic or Neolithic animal bone found in excavation on East Street

Neolithic to Bronze Age pottery sherds found in excavation on East Street