A large mound on the northern edge of Park Wood, has been identified as having the appearance of a round barrow. Trial trenches proved the mound was artificial, and sherds of pottery scattered throughout varied in date from the early Iron Age to the 14th century. Mesolithic and Neolithic artifacts were plentiful immediately above and below the original ground level. The mound 35 metres in diameter and 3 metres high is now assumed to be an early mill mound. Other finds at the site included possibly Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic implements, sherds dating from the Bronze Age through the Roman period to the 14th century AD, and one bronze disc which may have been a Roman coin. One leaf-shaped flint arrowhead was 30mm long with a maximum thickness only 3mm. No trace of the mound survives, and the area is now arable farmland.