During cable laying in 1938 a number of finds were recovered from the trench, including flint flakes and Romano-British pottery

Small 2nd century settlement site found in c. 1937. Downslope, evidence of prehistoric activity was found.

Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age flint together with Romano- British, medieval and post-medieval pottery was collected by L B Cooper during fieldwalking in 1978

Various flint artefacts were collected from the ploughsoil in 1978. Cropmarks of Iron Age/Roman enclosures and ditches have also been identified in this area.

Flints and Romano-British pottery collected by C. R. Hart in 1977 on the site of a circular or D shaped enclosure showing on an aerial photograph. Post-medieval ridge and furrow cropmarks have also been identified here.

Romano-British 'knoll site' with pottery, probably associated with the Romano-British settlement in nearby Scarcliffe Park, located in 1977

See composite record SMR 27928.

Cropmarks representing a probable Bronze Age barrow and Iron Age/Romano-British field boundaries have been identified on aerial photographs.

Earthwork ridge and furrow recorded during fieldwork in 1995

A small classically-designed summerhouse against the eastern garden wall of The Mansion, thought to have been designed by Joseph Pickford in the 1760s