The list below is a record of the archaeological sites in the parish as found in the Archaeological Records database. For more information on the Archaeological Records Database, click here
| Description | Grid ref | Subject(s) | Period(s) | Further Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A small excavation ahead of building work, alongside a possible green-edge earthwork, revealed two wall-footings of unbonded flints, re-used bricks and rubble, indicating a probable low-status 18th century agricultural pen or shed measuring at least 10.3m long by 8m wide. | Site of Fox Green Farm
TL 66 53, |
FARM BUILDING | Post Medieval | - Map
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| The remains of a homestead moat situated to the south-east of The Hall on a north facing slope. It formerly measured 88.0m southwest to northeast by 108.0m transversely with arms averaging 16.0m wide. The south angle has been cut 3.2m deep into the sloping ground, but to the north-east the ditch fades out into marshy ground. The north-west angle has been destroyed by dumping and the interior landscaped. No trace of a building was found within the enclosure. The east side of the moat is filled by surface drainage with an outlet from the south-east angle. A fishpond lying further to the east alongside the river is post 1842. Scheduled. The main features are:
Medieval Moat 1066 - 1540 Medieval House 1500 - 1599 Post Medieval House 1500 - 1599 Post Medieval Garden1540 - 1901 Post Medieval Ornamental Canal1540 - 1901 Post Medieval Pond 1540 - 1901 Post Medieval Stable 1800 - 1899 Post Medieval Fishpond 1842 |
Great Bradley Hall
TL 6745 5304, |
EARTHWORK, EXTANT BUILDING, FISHPOND, GARDEN, HOUSE, MOAT, ORNAMENTAL CANAL, POND, STABLE |
MEDIEVAL, 1066 - 1540, POST MEDIEVAL, 1500 - 1599, 1540 - 1901, 1800 - 1899, 1842 |
- More Info
- Map |
| Neolithic arrowheads | Near Bradley Wood
TL 67 53, |
ARROW, FINDSPOT |
NEOLITHIC | - More Info |
| Ring ditch | Opposite cow shed to north of village
TL 6637 5354, |
RING DITCH | BRONZE AGE | - Map |
| Tower windmill, built in 1839 and demolished in 1949. | Top of Bradley Hill
TL 6651 5342, |
DEMOLISHED BUILDING, TOWER MILL |
MODERN, 1839, POST MEDIEVAL, 1949 |
- Map |
| Church - 12thc - 14thc | Site of current church
TL 6742 5316, |
CHURCH, EXTANT BUILDING |
MEDIEVAL | - Map |
| Deserted Medieval Village | Great Bradley Hall
TL 6730 5310, |
DESERTED SETTLEMENT | MEDIEVAL | Click for map |
| Filed System
Cropmarks of a sub rectangular enclosure, a field system and trackways of Roman date. Mesolithic flints and Belgic and Roman pottery were also found.
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Across the Ford at the bottom of Water Lane
TL 65 SE 21 |
FIELD SYSTEM | ROMAN | - Map |
