Linear feature running W-E noted at the edge of the field.

Two storied, timber-framed and plastered; tiled roofs; C17, with 2 gabled cross-wings at west end and a long outbuilding to the SW.

Mainly C14-C16 church extensively rebuilt after earthquake damage in 1884..

The church is recorded at the time of Domesday.

A tenth century AD Byzantine coin was found on the same field as the Roman occupation site (11578) "many years ago and shown to me for purposes of identification".

Georgian half penny from the upper levels of the mount.

The house is mainly C16 with earlier and later parts, timber framed on an H plan.

C14 timber framed house with later additions.

Elizabethan coin found when the fishpond was drained in 1920; the coin has since disappeared.

Rectangular updraught kiln for manufacturing bricks and tile.