C16 timber-framed house.

Late C17 timber-framed range of two builds.

Parts of two substantial Roman houses from mid 2nd Century. Late 3rd century coin hoard.Deposit of dark earth with pits of11th to 14th century cut into it.

Roman defensive ditch, 2nd to 4th century defensive ditch of the Roman Colonia at Colchester.

Fragmentary remains of a moat, enclosing Crepping Hall (MCC4591).

SW of the motte (see 9161) is a roughly rectangular area, scarped on three sides, with an oblong depression near the W side.

The church was restored in the C19 when the chancel arch was rebuilt. Restored by C.J. Blomfield & Morgan 1928-9.

Medieval Church destroyed in 1940, and rebuilt in 1957-8.

During its demolition in 1978, the farmhouse was surveyed in detail and found to be a C17 timber-framed building of typical plan, with three bays and a central chimney stack.

Church was restored in the C19 when the tower arch, together with the N porch, in place of an earlier one of unknown date, were rebuilt and the clerestory added.