Roman pottery found AD 1790.

Evidence of Roman occupation within the fort [see SMR 3970].

Bronze coin of Constantinus II (337-361), found near the bottom of Spa Lane when the cottages on the left hand side had been demolished.

Roman pottery sherds were collected from this field, mainly concentrated in one corner, during fieldwalking in 1997/98

Fieldwalking in 1997/98 identified a scatter of Romano-British and medieval pottery, together with other undated material

A scatter of Romano-British pottery sherds, together with some medieval sherds and other material was identified during fieldwalking in 1997/98

Excavations in 1974 and 1975 indicate medieval (or earlier) settlement to the south and east of the church, while earthworks, now destroyed, suggested settlement to the west also

Associated SMR's 25210, 25214, 16615, 25208, 16603.

Scheduled earthwork interpreted as a possible fortlet guarding a river crossing, although this interpretation is unproven.

Various Iron Age and Romano-British finds are said to have come from fields around Little Padfield Farm - the findspots are not given