Excavation on Bastion 4 in 1934 found that the foundations rested on a layer of rammed gravel, thought to represent a Roman street.

A kiln of exactly the same type as those used to manufacture tiles in the C13-C14.

Examined by K.de Brisay in 1981 but already ploughed out.

Late Neolithic to Middle Bronze Age barbed and tanged arrowhead.

Six tenements pulled down c.1517-18 to convert from arable to sheep.

Corn mill (site of) mentioned in Domesday book.

The Rose Inn 1.25 miles south-east of Peldon church is of two storeys, timber-framed and plastered with tiled roofs.

Excavation prior to construction of a new road in 1971.

An old deer park, improved in 1776-80 by Richard Woods to form a landscaped park of 34ha around a country house.

A former trackway (or possible sea-wall) visible on aerial photographs..