A Second World War tank marshalling area, visible as buildings, structures and roads, was mapped from aerial photographs taken in 1946. It is associated with the extensive military training area and tank firing range that covered North Hill.

An old quarry is shown on historic mapping.

A pit visible on aerial photographs taken in 1947, possibly a post-medieval ironstone pit.

There is reference to a lime kiln at this location; however, this appears to be an error. The true location of the site may be recorded by MSO11616.

The sheepwash is shown on 20th Century mapping.

A farm waterwheel was fed by a contour leat and led to an overshot wheel.

Part of a Roman quernstone, found in 1943 near Dunkery.

The remains of a post-medieval field gutter system, visible on aerial photographs taken in 1947.

Historic mapping depicts several small enclosures and structures that may have been related to agricultural or industrial use.

The farmstead is shown on historic mapping.