A substantial post-Roman ditch (and also three Roman burials MCC3072 and a Roman pit MCC3073), aligned N to S, was defined during a watching brief for the construction of new dwelling in 2014.

Excavations on land to the south of Park Road, Lexden, in 2014identified a (probable) medieval pit. The pit was close to two Roman cremations located in Area 1 (MCC3089).

Two parallel ditches 17 and 28 were located only three metres apart in the northern part of Evaluation Trench 3 in 2006. Ditch 17 contained modern pottery and ditch 28 contained post-medieval roof-tile. Both broadly correspond with the position of a field boundary depicted on the 1st edition (c.1876) Ordnance Survey map. It is possible that one was a later replacement for another or that the ditches ran either side of a hedge line. Ditch 17 truncated an underlying ‘pit’ (19) of probable geological origin.

Late C19 gate complex.

C18 house and shop.

C18/C19 house and shop.

C16 timber-framed building with ground floor shop.

C17/C18 timber-framed building.

Early C18 part timber-framed building.

C15 timber framed house with medieval cellars, remodelled in C17 and with C18 front.