Site Visit to place where coins, pottery and other metal pieces were excavated.

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.

Civil War activity, on July 1st 1648 the Parliamentarian take Greenstead Church and erect a gun battery

Enclosure

Medieval foundation plinth AF69 for a small semi-circular structure, defined during excavations at Osborne Street in 1988-89.

The present house is C16 but stands on the site of a small Augustinian priory, founded in the C12, and dedicated to St Mary and St Nicholas.

A three-storied house with brick walls and tiled roofs, on site of a small C12 priory (see 8209).

Medieval lime kiln RF3 (East side of Lion Walk) dated to c.1150-1250, recorded during the excavations at Lion Walk between 1971-4.

Apparently extensive RB midden deposits discovered during ploughing in the early 1960s.

The earliest part of the present building is the stump of the early C16 W tower.