In 1995 some supplementary field walking was carried out by Wessex Archaeology along the route of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link. A low density of sherds were found, 16 in total to the south-east of the field. They were mixed in date range; corky textured and sandy early Medieval ware from the 11th-early 13th century, a jug handle in Scarborough ware from 12th-13th century and a later Medieval sherd of 14th-15th century. To the north is Farm Manor House, site of a Medieval farmhouse and the remains of a Medieval Chapel at Nashenden Farm. (1)

<1> Oxford Archaeological Unit, 1995, Channel Tunnel Rail Link: Assessment of Historic and Cultural Effects, Supplementary Fieldwork Report, Part 1 of 2 (Unpublished document). SKE17349.