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The earthwork remains of four small mounds, possibly stack stands or pillow mounds seen within fields of Medieval ridge and furrow on aerial photographs taken in 2006 by English Heritage as part of the Reconnaissance Recording programme.

Roman rural settlement identified by geophysics survey and verified through trial trnech evaluation. Features include a double ditched square enclosure with internal features and further linears to the south forming field systems

Furrows of medieval to post-medieval ridge and furrow cultivation identified by magnetometer survey.

Furrows of medieval to post-medieval ridge and furrow cultivation identified by geophysical survey

Surface scatter of worked flints recovered during a field walking survey

Roman finds recovered during a test pitting survey

Ridge-and-furrow and possible boundary ditch identified during geophysical survey around The Oaks at Whaddon.

Furrows of medieval to post-medieval ridge and furrow cultivation identified by geophysical survey

Roman pottery found on surface of ploughed field

Sub-rectangular enclosure and ditches of Iron Age to Roman date identified through geophysical survey and trial trench evaluations.