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Iron Age settlement excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Lower to Middle Palaeolithic Levallois flint core found in brickearth pit near the Everlasting Tile Company

A Bronze Age barrow cemetery, consisting of four round barrows, is visible as cropmarks on a aerial photographs. They are all defined by subcircular ditched enclosures, one of which has a central pit, and measure 20m, 20m, 12m and 10m.

Saxon pits, medieval and post-medieval pits, ditches and wall footings found in evaluation and subsequent excavation at 5 Townsend, Haddenham

Earthworks of a deserted medieval settlement seen on aerial photographs and presence suggested by historical records. Recorded in Domesday Book.

Sixteenth to seventeenth century former vicarage with eighteenth century extension, now a conference centre.

Finds scatters of flint, pottery, etc. and five Bronze Age animal burials, palisade fencing and two Bronze Age wells, all awaiting final interpretation, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Historical records of Evershaw being separate parish up to fifteenth century

Late Bronze Age boundary ditch, associated with Middle Iron Age settlement site, which follows the edge of the former watercourse, excavated in advance of Eton Rowing Course

Historical records of medieval manor of Evershaw