1 Flint axe, ?polished (5/cf). Painted with scene of Shakespeare’s birthplace and bought in Stratford as a souvenir. Presented to Bexhill Museum, 1926.
Findspot - a Neolithic stone axe was found in the Stratford area. The exact location of the findspot is unknown.
1 The original house probably dated from the early 17th century, and was altered in the 1720’s by Richard Marriett. James West bought the manor of Alscot in 1747 and ...
Alscot Park House, a mid 18th century rococo-gothic villa set in Alscot Park.
1 Map.
2 The Gables is a 16th century timber framed building of two storeys plus attic. The ground floor has close set studding while the remainder is of square framing ...
The Gables, a Post Medieval timber framed building which is situated 200m east of the church at Preston on Stour.
1 Tradition locates a chapel at Alscot on the site of which Alscot Park was built. No documentary evidence has been found of this.
The possible site of a Medieval chapel at Alscote Park. The exact location of the chapel within the park is not known.
1 No source is given for this record. These linear features do appear on the GIS overlay, but there are no features observable in this location on any photographs held ...
A series of cropmarks, which are visible on aerial photographs, may be the remains of an enclosure and linear features. The cropmarks are situated 800m south east of Preston on Stour.
2 An irregular cropmark complex has been identified from an air photograph. This may comprise a sub-rectilinear cropmark enclosure and a short linear feature, but a geological origin must ...
A possible rectangular enclosure and a linear feature are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They are of unknown date and are situated 600m south east of Preston on Stour. The features may be of geological, rather than archaeological, origin.