16th century house and shop.

Late medieval wall foundation AF41/AF68. The foundation is apparently phased to Period 3a, c.1350-c.1500, recorded during excavations at Osborne Street, 1988-89.

Mainly C14-C16 church extensively rebuilt after earthquake damage in 1884..

The church is recorded at the time of Domesday.

C14 timber framed house with later additions.

C12 and later.

Entirely rebuilt in the C14, demolished in 1950.

C12 and later date.

A historic farmstead comprising the farmhouse and working buildings to the west of Rowhedge Road, East Donyland. Battleswick Farm occupies the site of the medieval manor of ‘Battleshall alias Battleswick’ in East Donyland, which bears the name of its 13th century holder Richard Battle of Wivenhoe. For much of its existence the manor appears to have operated either as a grange or a tenanted farm belonging to the larger estate based at Wivenhoe Hall which it overlooks on the opposite bank of the River Colne.

Late 1st-century and early 2nd-century pits, midden and hearth, Anglo-Saxon pits and 11th to 14th-century robber trenches, pits, hearth, gullies and post-holes, recorded during excavations between 1986 and 1989.