Roman lead pigs reported in 1919.

Excavation revealed that the area may have at one time been part of a Romano-British field system with artefact material deposited through manuring.

A scheduled Late Bronze Age Age hillfort, with possible housing platforms and Early Bronze Age barrows within the ramparts.

Earthwork enclosure with a double bank and ditch at its eastern boundary.

Two lead ingots, assumed to be Roman, were found in or shortly before 1919, probably in St Mark's graveyard rather than St Mary's.

A lead bath, probably Roman, was found while driving a sough in 1695, somewhere in the area that is now in front of The Crescent (SMR 31116). See SMR 2837 also.

Two Samian ware potsherds found in Milford House garden in or before 1937. Precise location of findspot is unknown.

Roman coins including third brass, of Gallienus, Postumus, Tetricus, Claudius Gothicus.

Two Roman coins found at this location between 1940 and 1945.

Pleasure grounds probably laid out by Jeffry Wyatville in c. 1818, with some later alterations by Joseph Paxton in the 1850s