archaeological-priority-area

The Saxon place name is apparently derived from ‘Bedda’s settlement’. The Domesday Book refers to two mills and a church, probably the original foundation of St. Mary’s. Two stone sarcophagi found in the churchyard of St. Mary’s reveal the presence of a

Summary and Definition 8.3.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of undeveloped land in the north-west of the borough comprising Bluebell Wood, Muswell Hill Golf Course and Albert Road Recreation Ground. Bl

The medieval village and manor house, with possible Saxon origins.

Summary and Definition
This Archaeological Priority Area includes the Anglo-Saxon international trading emporium of Lundenwic which grew along the Thames and Fleet rivers in the seventh to ninth century. It is bounded on its

Tower Hamlets APA 1.5: Atlas Wharf Summary and Definition This Tier 1 APA covers the known and conjectured extent of the Bronze Age Atlas Wharf activity site, a significant discovery from the Isle of Dogs Tier 3 APA and one that is likely to be illust

(core area of Harrow on the Hill)

Summary and Definition
This Archaeological Priority Area comprises an eighteenth century spa and leisure resort with its associated wells named Bagnigge Wells. These wells were well known for their healing properties and health benefits. It ma

Potential prehistoric deposits may be buried beneath gravel deposits.

Summary and Definition This APA covers the part of Regents Park that lies within the Borough of Camden and includes the eastern entrance known as Cumberland Gate and part of the Broad Walk. The park is designated as a Grade I Historic Park and Garden an

City of Westminster APA 2.2: Green Park Summary and Definition The Green Park Archaeological Priority Area covers the area between Hyde Park Corner to the west, Piccadilly to the north, Queen’s Walk to the east and Constitution Hill/The Mall to the

Summary and Definition
The Marble Hill APA covers the extent of the current Grade II* Listed Historic Park and Garden. The area includes the below and above ground remains of the pleasure grounds and gardens, as well as the r

Summary and definition The APA covers the proposed location of the medieval Kemnal Manor and the site of the later post-medieval moated site of the same name. The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it is likely to

Summary and Definition The APA covers the historic settlement of Mitcham along the route of London Road from its junction with Bond Road in the north to Mitcham station in the south. It includes the areas around the Upper Green, previously known as Up

Tower Hamlets APA 1.3: St Mary Spital
The APA covers the Scheduled Monument of St Mary Spital and adjacent areas not covered by the scheduling. It is a Tier 1 APA because of its

Recommendation The area should be expanded north of the High Street between Bannockburn Road as far as Abbey Street and north to a projected line taken on Abbey Street., This archaeological area as prescribed takes in various areas north and south of th

This APZ includes the APAs of Harefield North, West Drayton and parts of Uxbridge. The APA of West Drayton Station is immediately adjacent and Harefield South lies just to the east of the APZ extent. There are a few Palaeolithic findspots scattered thr

Summary and Definition A circular Iron Age hillfort known as Caesar’s Camp is located on Wimbledon Common. The hillfort itself is a Scheduled Monument but the APA also covers its immediate surroundings. The APA is classified Tier 1 because it inclu

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the historic settlements of Low Leyton, Leyton Street and Leyton Green which have their origins in the early medieval period. It also includes earlier occupation withi

This Archaeological Priority Area includes prehistoric evidence, Roman roads and associated activity, medieval settlement, Civil War defence lines and the 17th century expansion of London’s suburbs located within t

Summary and Definition The APA of Ruckholts and Temple Mills comprises the former medieval manorial complex of Ruckholts with its post-medieval parkland and later farmstead and the associated Ruckholt Pond. The former manor, farm, parklands and ponds

City of Westminster APA 1.2: Lundenwic and the Strand
The Lundenwic and the Strand APA covers the Anglo-Saxon international trading emporium of Lundenwic and the medieval and post medieval grand and religious hou

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Mountecho Farm comprises the former medieval moated enclosure, farm and house. The moated site is situated to the west of Chingford, and currently comprises residential buildings and gardens.

The village of Corbetts Tey is first mentioned in 1461. A tannery is documented for the period range 1573-1635. Some of the 16th - 18th century buildings still remain in the village.

This APA covers the Queen Elizabeth Hunting Lodge (Listed Grade II*, NHLE 1293481) and its immediate surroundings. It was commissioned by Henry VIII in 1542 and used as a royal standing for hunting

The Chelsea Riverside APA covers the borough’s river frontage and extends in a strip inland from the river towards the King’s Road. This APA is one of the most archaeologically significant areas of the Royal

Kneller Hall is the site of an extant 18th century mansion and estate and the site of an earlier 17th century house and grounds. The APA covers the site of the mansion and its grounds within which are t

City of Westminster APA 2.7: Paddington Summary and Definition The Paddington Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Paddington Green. It covers Paddington Green itself and areas to the west, east and north which formed part o

Summary and Definition The APA covers the remaining undeveloped and open areas of Wandsworth Common. Originally the common covered a much larger area but several developments and enclosures during the 19th century greatly reduced its size. The areas

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area centred on Dunspring Lane, its boundary is defined to the south by Fremantle Road, to the west by Berkeley Avenue and to north by Sheldon Avenue. The APA is classified as Tier 2 beca

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the complex of Pimp Hall and Friday Hill; this includes the site of the medieval manor house, farmyard, barn, dovecote and park of Pimp Hall and the site of the former moat and formal

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers nine post-medieval burial grounds and cemeteries within London Borough of Bromley. The APA has been classed as Tier 2 as it contains 18th-and 19th-ce

Tower Hamlets APA 2.9: Whitechapel
The Whitechapel APA runs along the Whitechapel Road corridor from its junction with Osborn Street near Aldgate as far as Whitechapel Tube stat

Medieval - Early Post Medieval moated site site.

Iron Age prehistoric earthwork, a short section of which was excavated at 120-124 King Street. May have protected a single farmstead, but may have been a more substantial settlement - a 'proto-town', or possibly have been a long linear territorial bounda

All of the City is considered to have archaeological potential, except where there is evidence that archaeological remains have been lost due to deep basement construction or other groundworks (3.12.18, City of London Local Plan January 2015). For the

The Kew Gardens APA is a Tier I APA. It is a Tier I APA because it covers an historic royal park that has been d

This road, probably first used in the 1st century AD, is still in use as the A2 and has clearly influenced development along its route. The Roman road followed the southern limit of the local Thames gravel terrace and crossed the Ravensbourne via a ford

The APA covers the area between Evelyn Road, Boxley Street, North Woolwich Road and Fort Street. A Neolithic timber structure was uncovered here in 1994. The APA is classified as Tier 1 due to the structure being an unde

Summary and Definition The Hook Hill Archaeological Priority Area covers an area to the north-west of Sanderstead. What is thought to be part of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery was found within the APA in 1884. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because the Sax

Medieval - Early Post Medieval moated site.

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the former St Anthony’s Leper Hospital at Highgate bounded to the north-east by Highgate Hill, to the north-west by Magdala Avenue and to the south-east by MacDonald Road. Th

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Dagenham as shown on the 1653 map of Dagenham. It is bounded by Siviter Way to the west, Church Lane to the south, Cadiz Street to the east and Salisbury

Medieval - Early Post Medieval moated manor site.

Medieval settlement of Hanwell with St Mary’s Church (13th Century); and Hanwell Bridge where there was a medieval water mill; and prehistoric finds north of the Broadway.

This APA covers the historic core of Kingston, focussed on All Saints Church, the historic marketplace and the Clattern Bridge over the Hogsmill River. Therefore, this includes the church, its churchyard

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area on either side of Pampisford Road between its junctions with Chancellor Gardens and Waddon Way/Haling Park Road. Previous excavations have found evidence for flint extraction and f

Richmond APA 1.7: Barn Elms Riverside
The Barn Elms Riverside Archaeological Priority Area is a Tier I APA. It is a Tier I APA because it covers a

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the projected route of the London to Colchester Roman road through Barking and Dagenham. The APA has been classified as Tier 2 as it is a corridor along a Roman road.
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Tower Hamlets APA 2.13: Shadwell Summary and Definition The Shadwell APA covers the historic settlement of Shadwell as well as Shadwell Basin and the Thames foreshore. It lies adjacent to Shadwell Roman settlement (APA 1.4) and is classified as Tier

A Norman church called St Mary the Virgin (c.1080 AD) is located here. Much of which dates back to the 14th century, but parts of the fabric appear Saxon/Norman in date. The church is located at the top of Church Hill. It has been suggested that Saxon

This APA consists of two sections:
A) Chase Lodge (western area):
Good Hewe Farm was part of an estate belonging to Nicholls of Copthall (1570s) and was part of Hendon Manor. The land was sub-divided and Tithe Farm was established in 175

The Barking Abbey Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the abbey, its precinct and associated buildings. It was the first nunnery established in England and has royal associations. The abbey was in use from it

This APA covers the Motspur Park Gasholders, a triangular plot of land on the boundary between Kingston upon Thames and Surrey. This area represents land within which the Motspur Park Gasholders are stil

Twenty Palaeolithic handaxes were found in ‘Town Pits’, probably immediately to the east of the APA. Aside from this there is currently little evidence for prehistoric activity in the area. The settlement of Great Hillingdon was mentioned in the Dom

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of the Lea Valley largely covers the floodplain of the River Lea and its tributaries, and the interface with the dryland on the valley sides, stretching south from Chingford to Leyton along the w

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a large part of the Fairlop Plain. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers an area of identified prehistoric activity that includes probable Bronze Age barrows and a series of Iron

A succession of buildings from the late Iron Age and Roman period have been found, suggesting occupation until about AD400. Earliest structures include at least one roundhouse and a post-built aisled barn.

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area contains an area of ancient woodland known as Darrick Wood and the recreation grounds which surround it. The area has been subject to little modern disturbance and

Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of RAF Kenley which was an aerodrome between 1917 and 1978 and is still used by gliders. It was active during the Second World War particularly during the Battle of Britain. The majority of the airfield

Medieval village centre and manor house. Archaeological discoveries of prehistoric, Roman, Saxon, medieval and Post-medieval.

Archaeological priority area surrounding possible early settlement

The APA covers an area surrounding the cross roads between Tooting High Street and Garratt Lane/Mitcham Road.  This is the location of the historic settlement of Tooting, sometimes known as Lower

Sub-manor house from medieval times. Post-medieval manor house had saltpetre works, stoneware and tin-glaze pottery works, cask and dye works within the curtilage.

(in Hatch End and Pinner)

Recommendation Southern area needs to be extended to include, if not all of the southern avenue, at least the ‘monument/lake’ two thirds of the way along the avenue from the house., This archaeological area takes in the former area of Blackheath sou

Summary and Definition The APA covers the predominantly open area between Putney Heath to the north, Tibbet’s Ride to the east, Kingston Road to the south and Roehampton Lane to the west. It also covers an area to the north of Putney Heath where a n

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the northern and western parts of Fairlop Plain. The APA is classified as Tier 3 because it is deemed to have archaeological potential for evidence of prehistoric

Throughout the borough the alluvium of the natural flood plain is potentially an important source of information on the prehistoric environment. Perivale Village – medieval settlement and moated site of Greenford Parva.

Summary and Definition The Wandsworth Park APA covers the park itself, the Thames and adjacent land. A wealth of archaeological finds have been made along this stretch of the river Thames, many of which date from the prehistoric period. The remains o

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area (APA) is based upon historic map evidence which shows a possibly prehistoric round barrow in this location13. The APA boundaries are selected based upon the extent of the potential burial mound and

Summary and Definition The APA covers the area bounded by Merton High Street to the north, Abbey Road to the east, High Path to the south and Pincott Road to the west. The APA occupied by the High Path Estate but was formerly the site of Merton Place

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the wooded area of Croham Hurst and the neighbouring Croham Hurst Golf Club. The only area it does not include is the hill’s summit where a barrow and potential prehistoric settlement ar

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the route of the Roman road that ran in a north south direction through Newham between Manor Park and North Woolwich. It has been classified as Tier 2 because it i

Summary and Definition
The Archaeological Priority Area follows the course of the River Cray southwards from the borough boundary with B

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area contains the site of the moated medieval manor house known as Foxgrove. The APA is situated within the residential suburb of Beckenham to the north-east of the hi

Summary and Definition
The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II* registered park and garden of  Crystal Palace Park, w

Waltham Forest APA 3.2 Epping Forest
The Archaeological Priority Area covers Hawkswood Stream, Pole Hill, Chingford Plain, Chingford Golf Club, Cuckoo Pits, The Warren, Blu

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a residential area in Cranbrook that is bounded to the west by Wanstead Park Road and to the east by the A123 Cranbrook Road. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the

There are no records in the area relating to activity in the prehistoric period. The earliest mention of Eastcote was in 1248 when it was called ‘Estcott’. It was mentioned again as ‘Estcote’ along with ‘Wescote’ (Ruislip) and ‘Norwode’ (

Hackney APA 2.11 Shoreditch
This Archaeological Priority Area covers the mid-18th century London suburb of Shoreditch. The APA has been classified as Tier 2, because it is a his

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a multi-period settlement site. Evidence of settlement dating to between the Bronze Age and post medieval periods has been identified. Most notably a middle Iron

Recommendation Part of the northern area could be removed as this is too low down for any Bronze Age evidence. Equally part of the western area could be refined to follow Plum Lane as far as Brinklow Crescent and then to follow the inner line of the cr

Tower Hamlets APA 2.6: The Highway Summary and Definition The Highway APA covers the extent of the historic routeway and river terrace edge corridor now followed by the Highway that is not already included in APAs for the historic settlements along it

22.1 This Archaeological Priority Area captures a large number of deneholes and a post-medieval tile kiln. 22.2 Although there have been a number of substantial prehistoric finds from the vicinity of the APA, particularly within Joyden’s Wood, to the

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former area of the Sadler’s Wells and New Tunbridge Wells, situated originally either side of the New River and adjacent to New River Head (APA X), just to the south of Islington Villa

The site of a 15th century roadside inn located along the road originally built by the Romans. Since demolition, only buried evidence is likely to survive.

There are more Roman finds in Hendon than any other period. There is a collection of Roman pottery, broken cinerary urns, mortaria water bottles, bricks, millstones, suggesting a villa was located at Hendon Grove. There is a lack of evidence in the He

The Stratford Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the historic settlement of Stratford. It is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of historic settlement, parts of which are covered by

Fairlop Plain (Collier Row Road) Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of undeveloped land north of Billet Road and Collier Row Road to the borough boundary with Redbridge. The APA has been categorised as a Tier 3

A riverside village with Saxon origins.

There is an eroded bank and external ditch around a piece of higher ground at Hadley Wood, which is probably prehistoric. There is no definite dating evidence, but is suggested to be from the Iron Age. Prehistoric burnt mounds have been identified in

Hackney APA 2.2 Hackney Settlements
This Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlements of Hackney, Clapton, Homerton and Dalston. The APA has been classified as

The existing mansion was built in 1696 on what is probably the site of one of Carshalton's early manor houses. Some evidence of earlier buildings has been found during the construction of classrooms for St. Philomena's School, which now occupies the hou

Summary and Definition 7.20.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the Cranley Hoard, a Roman coin hoard found in the gardens of 104 Cranley Gardens, to the south of Muswell Hill. 7.20.2 The APA has

Tower Hamlets APA 1.6: Mile End Jewish Cemeteries
This APA covers five post medieval burial grounds in Tower Hamlets used by East London Jewish communities from the mid-17th to

The name is derived from the sign of the Golden Cross carried by a well-known medieval coaching house on Watling Street. Recent excavation on New Cross Road has also revealed that sometime after purchasing the manor estate in 1614, the Haberdashers Comp

The most significant discoveries at Uxbridge relate to the site at Three Ways Wharf which recovered five in situ lithic and faunal scatters which provide evidence of Palaeolithic to Mesolithic occupation including a kill site, lithic working site and occ

Tower Hamlets APA 2.12: Spitalfields and Brick Lane Summary and Definition The APA extends north from Wentworth Street to Sclater Street and is fringed by the boundary with the City and Hackney in the west and the rear of the properties fronting Brick

Recommendation Extend the defined area to include 29 and 31 Spekehill to capture former area of pond associated with farmhouse., The area of Greenwich borough on the east side of Mottingham Road in the angle created with William Barefoot Drive and as fa

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area is situated to the west of Lion Green Road. A large part of the APA is currently occupied by a car park next to Sovereign House where a number of Anglo-Saxon burials were found during excavations

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a residential area of Woodford that is bounded to the north by Chelmsford Road and to the west by Malmesbury Road. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the medieval

Sipson lies between Harmondsworth and Harlington and shares a similar history to them. GLHER records, aerial photography, and Ordnance Survey mapping show that it has also been heavily impacted by quarrying, though the village itself has not been affecte

Medieval - Post Medieval house and settlement site

Summary and Definition 7.21.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II listed building Alexandra Palace and the associated Grade II registered park and garden. 7.21.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2

The APA covers the historic riverside settlement of Mortlake between Chiswick Bridge to the West and Barnes Bridge to the East. The northern perimeter of the APA covers the riverside area up to the Houns

Summary and Definition London is a polycentric city made up of villages and the historic village of Walworth once formed one of these charismatic hubs, later becoming a distinct civic centre. The medieval village core of Walworth is designated as an Arch

Medieval - Early Post Medieval settlement site.

APA Area update exercise 19/10/2009, The strip of exposed Thanet / Woolwich / Reading beds and the immediately adjoining terrace gravels at the foot of the Downs offers greatest potential in the Borough for well preserved early prehistoric sites.

The APA covers the historic area of Richmond Town and surrounds the Richmond Palace Tier 1 APA, and river area. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement of medieval origin wi

There is possible evidence of a 10th century settlement at Child’s Hill, called ‘Codenhleawe’ (Cowhouse), which appears on maps dating to 1749 AD. The settlement of Child’s Hill developed in the 14th century, named after a fami

Archaeological priority area surrounding possible early settlement site.

Hackney APA 2.10 Stoke Newington Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Stoke Newington. The APA contains an area of the medieval settlement at Stoke Newington, including the site of a medieval manor situat

This archaeological area takes in various areas north and south of the east-west line of Plumstead High Street, the historic heart of the settlement. The area is approximately central to the winding route of Wickham Lane in between Bostall Woods to th

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of the hamlet of Mottingham as shown on Rocque’s 1746 Map of London and the Adjacent Country 10 Miles Round. The APA has been includ

Summary and Definition The APA covers an area of undeveloped land, gardens and parkland within the medieval settlement of Bromley (APA 2.19). The APA has been classified as Tier 1, as it contains archaeological e

Ancient Monuments and area of potential early settlement; and Brabsden Green, Horsenden Lane North, Greenford – medieval village with 13th Century finds, contracted in size in postmedieval times.

The Plaistow Archaeological Priority Area covers the settlement of Plaistow which was centred on a village green and spread along the roads now known as Greengate Street and Balaam Street. A number of s

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former precinct and site of the monastic buildings of the Carthusian monastery. This was one of three religious houses founded in the medieval period and whic

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of open ground, used as Woodford Green Cricket Club. It is bounded to the west by the A104, to the north by the A1009 Broadmead Road, to the east by Broomhill Road and to the south b

The Barking Town Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement of Barking, as depicted on the 1777 Chapman and Andre Map of Essex and the 1799 Ordnance Survey Drawing. The APA covers from the bo

Summary and Definition 7.13.1 This Archaeological Priority Area covers burial grounds and cemeteries within the London Borough of Haringey. The APA is classed as Tier 2 as it covers cemeteries of medieval as well as 1

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing defined to the north by Longwood Gardens, to the east by Oakleafe Gardens, to the south by Mapleleafe Gardens and to the west by Glenthorne Gardens. The APA is

Summary and Description The APA covers the historic settlement of Tooting Bec, also known as Upper Tooting which was a roadside settlement that existed since at least the medieval period. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of histor

Hackney APA 2.13 Hoxton Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Hoxton. It is centred on Hoxton Street and includes St Leonard’s Hospital immediately to the east. It has been classified as Tier 2 because i

Summary and Definition The Croydon Downs Archaeological Priority Area covers a large area in the southern part of Croydon between Old Coulsdon and New Addington and includes a smaller section on the southern part of Cane Hill. This part of the borough

This Archaeological Priority Area includes eleven post-medieval cemeteries and burial grounds. These are Teddington Cemetery, Hounslow Cemetery, Hampton Cemetery, Twickenham Cemetery, Richmond Cemetery,

Hackney APA 2.1 Abney Park Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II registered park and garden Abney Park, which is situated to the north of Stoke Newington and west of the A10. The cemetery was created in the late 1

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Sundridge Park Golf Course, an area of ancient woodland known as Elmstead Wood, and is situated c 2.5km to the south of Mottingham and c 1.5m

The Richmond Palace APA covers the site and immediate environs of an early medieval manor house, and the site of a series of moated medieval palaces. Some Tudor buildings remain on site, while other ele

Extensive and regular field boundaries have been encountered across the gravel terraces filling the Wandle Valley, which are occasionally associated with small unenclosed domestic sites. These field systems reveal prehistoric land division and provide an

The Beckton APA covers an area that is bounded by the River Thames, the River Roding, Newham Way (A13) and Woolwich Manor Way. Since the 19th century the area has been dominated by the large gasworks and sewage works. Th

This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the historic settlement of Walthamstow which has its origins in the early medieval period. It also includes earlier occupation within the confines of the APA.&

The extensive peat and clay deposits across North Southwark and North Lewisham are up to 12m thick and record the geological and environmental history of south-east England for the past 12,000 years. Environmental changes include the loss of the Europea

Summary and Definition: The Archaeological Priority Area covers two separate areas: one is to the north-west of Purley town centre at the summit of Russell Hill while a smaller area is located at the foot of the hill. Human remains have been found at

Summary and Definition The APA covers the northern part of Wimbledon Park and is bounded by Wimbledon Park Road to the west, the gardens of Southdean Gardens to the north, the District railway line to the east and the borough boundary with Merton to th

Recommendation Removal of south western area on the south side of Woolwich Church Street and west of Prospect Vale. Area east of Prospect Vale should be retained as this includes the expansion of the settlement along the boundary of the dockyard. Howe

(along Edgware High Street, Edgware)

The early history of the creekhead settlement adjoining the Watling Street ford (APA3) persists into the early medieval period. Excavations on the site of the former Dover Castle public house produced evidence of dense and continuous settlement from at

The Saxon and medieval village, mentioned in the Domesday Book, and the Tudor mansion with moated garden where Queen Elizabeth I spent her youth.

Hackney APA 3.1 Lea Valley -  Summary and Definition
The Archaeological Priority Area of the Lea Valley covers the floodplain of the River Lea, stretching south from Craven Park Road to the railway line as it passes through Hackney Wick.

This Archaeological Priority Area includes the former medieval settlement of Highgate which grew in popularity with the gentry in the 16th century. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it has the potential to contain a ran

The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of land that is defined to the north by the Borough boundary with Barking and Dagenham (the centre line of the A12) and to the south by Shepherds Close. The APA is classifi

An Acheulian hand axe was discovered here dating to the Neolithic period. There is Bronze Age evidence in the form of a barbed and tanged arrowhead and possible Iron Age evidence in the form of baked clay and wattle building material.
There is

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of a Roman bathhouse which was discovered in the grounds of Baston Manor. The surrounding area also contains a possible Neolithic or Bronze Age oc

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Haling Grove Park which lies to the east of Pampisford Road. The grounds of Haling Grove House, which was previously located in the north-west of the park, were converted into a public par

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Biggin Hill Airfield. The airfield was originally opened by the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during the First Word War and was used for wireless experiments

Archaeological evidence revealed a few Roman finds here, including pottery fragments (43-410 AD). It has been suggested that the Roman station of Sullioniacis maybe located here with a 1st century mansion. However, the lack of evidence increases confi

This rectangular-shaped area includes Greenwich Park and the land north to the River Thames. This is the area represented by the majority of the Maritime Greenwich, World Heritage Site. The land drops by some 30m from a sand and pebble plateau at the

Late Bronze Age enclosure on outlier of Thanet Sand on dip slope of chalk downs near Carshalton. This is one of the largest known Late Bronze Age circular enclosures in south-east England and is a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Evidence exists that its impo

Mayesbrook Park and the part of its surrounding area, including the Mayes Brook and Barking Abbey School have been designated as a Tier 2 Archaeological Priority Area as it comprises areas of undeveloped land close to Je

Historically Royal Arsenal East was the area to the immediate west of today’s Belmarsh Prison to be the new juvenile detention centre. For this archaeological area respects the extensive areas to the east of the historic core of the Arsenal. Prehisto

Hackney APA 2.7 Hackney Burial Grounds
Summary and Description
This Archaeological Priority Area covers nine churches and their associated burial grounds. The APA is classed as Tier 2 as it covers ceme

Tower Hamlets APA 3.2: Lea Valley
The Lea Valley Archaeological Priority Area runs along the western banks of the River Lea and its various channels from the borough border with

Summary and Definition The APA covers the approximate location of the Ravensbury Saxon cemetery, which was excavated in various stages in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The cemetery was spread across an area that is roughly bordered by the Tr

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be altered. Remove the south-eastern beyond the rear gardens of properties fronting Macoma Road. Add area south of western end of area to include properties fronting Tuam Road., Th

Medieval estate and possible manor house.

There are limited records both within the APA itself and the surrounding area for archaeological remains. At St Mary’s Vicarage outside of the APA to the north-west, artefacts from the late Mesolithic to early medieval periods were recorded during the

8.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is situated within the Crayford Marsh, to the west of the River Darent. The underlying geology is chalk, overlain with gravel and alluvial deposits. Possible palaeochannels have been recorded from the area as well as

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the 18th century Listed Claybury Hall and associated parkland, designed by Humphry Repton. The 19th century asylum is excluded from the APA. The APA is bounded on

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former nunnery of St Mary de Fonte. This is one of three religious houses founded in the medieval period and which lay adjacent to each other, formerly grouped together into on

In the Domesday account for Deptford (Greenwich), the manor was owned by Gilbert de Magimot, who is said to have built a castle at Deptford. The ‘stony foundations’ recorded on Deptford Strand in the 17th century may have been part of this building.

Hackney APA 2.9 Roman Road (London to Great Dunmow)
The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the Roman road which connected London and Great Dunmow in Essex. Th

London is a polycentric city made up of villages and the historic village of Dulwich once formed one of these rural hubs. The Archaeological Priority Area (APA) is based upon the village core of Dulwich, and extends southwards to Dulwich Old College and

Hackney APA 2.14 Shacklewell Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Shacklewell and has the potential to contain archaeological remains relating to the medieval settlement and its associated manor house. The

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing in Redbridge centred on Evanston Gardens and defined by the A12 to the north and by Wanstead Lane to the south. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it cove

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Walthamstow Forest, Gilbert’s Slade and the Hollow Pond area at Whipp’s Cross, all of which are surviving portions of Epping Forest. Epping Forest cov

Hackney APA 2.6 Springfield Park and Clapton Common
The Archaeological Priority Area of Springfield Park and Clapton Common is located to the east of Stamford Hill immediately ad

Summary and definition 7.16.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the possible site of Willoughby Moated Manor. 7.16.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it has the potential to contain medieval and postm

Moated site of Ealing Manor and medieval settlement. St Mary’s was first recorded in 1130. The old Rectory House (1529) stood to the north. Widely spaced prehistoric findspots and one Roman occur in the area – which extends west to Culmington Road, e

Tower Hamlets 2.19: Bow Summary and Definition The Bow Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement and surrounds of Bromley-by-Bow, centring on Bow Road. The Bow Archaeological Priority Area has been classified as Tier 2 as a historic

Summary and definition 6.1.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the northern section of Highgate Wood, which contains the remains of a large Roman pottery works and several prehistoric earthworks. 6.1.2 The APA has

Medieval Village Centre and manor house.

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Ramsden School and its surrounding sports fields and recreation areas. During the construction of the school in 1956 the remains of an Iron Age farmstead we

The area of Greenwich borough situated between Brook Lane and rear of properties on the south side of Delme Crescent. The area occupies a position about the 73m contour consisting of sand and pebble known as Harwich Formation. The site is that of the m

Hackney APA 1.1 Upper Clapton
This Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of Upper Clapton to the east of Kingsland Road and to the south and west of the A107. The APA cove

Medieval - Post Medieval settlement site.

Summary and Definition The Battersea Channel was a prehistoric braided channel of the Thames that ran to the south of an island which separated it from the main course of the river. It is thought to have run from Nine Elms to the area of Battersea Cre

The River Crane Archaeological Priority Area covers the undeveloped stretch of the river valley through Hanworth and Whitton within Crane Park, and also includes adjacent developed land that was formerl

Medieval village centre and probably location of Brixi's stone.

Summary and Definition The Waddon Archaeological Priority Area covers an area between the borough boundary with Sutton and Roman Way. It covers the location of the historic settlement of Waddon which was a relatively minor settlement on the road betwe

This APA consists of two sections:
A) Totteridge The area probably originated in the Saxon period, based on its name, which can be denoted as Tata’s ridge (drier land ridge). Copped Hall was first mentioned in the 16th century and it has

Leigham Court, Tudor manor house.

The site of Manor Farm which was post-medieval.

Tower Hamlets APA 1.2: Tower of London, St Mary Graces and Tower Hill
The APA covers the World Heritage Site of the Tower of London and the preserved remains of St Mary Graces as well as its preceding plague ceme

There is considerable archaeological evidence for this area due to the extensive excavations that have taken place in relation to Heathrow Terminal 5 and mineral extraction. This APZ also includes the APAs of Harmondsworth, Harlington, West Bedfont and S

Summary and Definition The APA follows the course of the River Wandle from the borough boundary at Summerstown in the south to King George’s Park in the north. Archaeological finds and features have been found along other stretches of the Wandle and

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be maintained., This archaeological area is prescribed by Herbert, Ripon and Eglinton Roads. The site is situated on a northwest facing slope at the 60 and 65m contour level and jus

There has been limited archaeological work within the APA itself. To the north-west of the APA, late Neolithic to late Bronze Age flints and possible Bronze Age pottery were found. To the south, but within Cranford Park, Bronze Age pits have been recorde

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Newington Green and the houses around the south, east and west sides of the green. It lies on the northeast side of the Borough of Islington and is situated immediately to the south of the H

A small Roman settlement adjoins the London-Lewes road close to the fording point across the River Pool.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.10: St Katharine’s Docks Summary and Definition The APA covers the extent of the medieval hospital of St Katharine’s by the Tower along with the later St Katharine’s Docks which replaced it, as well as immediate surroundings

Neolithic and 17th century plague pit.

Hackney APA 2.5 Kingsland Leper Hospital Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the former Kingsland Leper Hospital bounded to the west of Kingsland Road (A10) and to the south of Ball’s Pond Road (A104). The APA

The APA covers the core of the historic settlement of Battersea which was centred on Battersea Square. It also covers an area of riverside between the southern end of Lombard Road and Albert Bridge Road. A settlement is

Friern Barnet seemed an unlikely area to settle, since there was dense woodland and heavy clay soil at Colney Hatch. It remained covered in wood and scrub until the early 19th century and was a rural area until World War I. However, an early medieval

Summary and Definition The Ilford Gaol Archaeological Priority Area covers Gloucester Road and Worcester Road between Romford Road and the railway. Ilford Gaol occupied this site during the 19th century. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA due to it bei

This Archaeological Priority Area includes three post-medieval cemeteries and burial grounds. These are St Patricks Catholic Cemetery, St Peter’s in the Forest churchyard and Queens Road Cemetery.

Richmond Park was initially created as a royal Hunting Park, emparked by Charles I and adapted by subsequent monarchs. It has functioned as a public open space since the mid-19th century. The Richmond Pa

East Sheen Common is an area of undeveloped open land of particular interest because of its association with Richmond Park, and the royal palaces at Richmond and Kew. The area is classified as Tier 2 as

Archaeological priority area surrounding possible Saxon settlement

7.5.1 The APA contains the historic settlement of Crouch End as depicted on John Rocque’s 1746 map of London. The settlement is first referred to in 1465 and it appears to have developed around the intersection of

The earliest activity within the APA is represented by some Mesolithic flints found at prospect park, in the north of the APA. Work here also found features containing late Neolithic pottery. More activity was recorded dating to the middle Bronze Age,

3.1 The underlying geology of the area is the Harwich Formation (sand and gravel), and within the woodlands, although outside of the APA, there is a Geological Site of Special Scientific Interest. This SSSI, known as the Abbey Wood SSSI, demarks a fossil

19th century of interest to collectors and historians.

Summary and Definition The Mere Bank Archaeological Priority Area covers an area between Purley Way and the borough boundary with Sutton. The Mere Bank was a raised earthwork or dyke which ran in a north south direction between Waddon and Purley and p

Summary and Definition 7.2.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II registered park and garden of Finsbury Park. The parkland was laid out in the 19th century on the site of the 12th century Brownswo

Bedford Manor House: Medieval - Post Medieval Site

Within the APA itself there are no records of prehistoric finds. However, extensive quarrying in the surrounding area has revealed evidence of settlement activity. Immediately to the west of the APA, multiple phases of work at RMC land and Wall Farm, nor

The APA covers the buried remains of a medieval charterhouse founded in 1414 by Henry V, re-founded in 1556-9, and then repurposed and demolished from 1660 for royal use. Shene Charterhouse was the late

Summary and Definition The APA covers the high-ground of the spur and bell barrow on Parliament Hill. Parliament Hill tumulus is a distinctive feature in the landscape of the Borough of Camden and remains a largely unexplored and well preserved archaeol

Summary and Definition 7.24.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the proposed location of the medieval Hospital of St Lawrence. 7.24.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it has the potential to contain a

This area is bounded by water on the west, by Deptford Creek, and the north, by the River Thames. To the south, bounded by Greenwich High Road, as well as the area about the junction with Greenwich South Road. While the eastern boundary is defined by

Area 1 is east of historic Erith with prehistoric material, particularly flint tools, have been recovered throughout this area. The area was exploited in the Neolithic and Bronze Ages and evidence of human occupation and settlement in these periods is

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Down House and its associated gardens which were occupied by Charles Darwin and his family between 1842 and 1882. The APA has been included at Tier 1 d

Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval moated site.

City of Westminster APA 1.3: Park Crescent West Ice Well Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of an 18th century ice well which became one of the first to be used for commercial purposes. It is located to the rear of buildings on Park Cresc

4.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the Scheduled Ancient Monument of Howbury Moated Manor, and encompasses several associated and later buildings. 4.2 The APA is situated within the Crayford Marshes and is on low-lying ground, at c.2

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be changed to exclude the area about Blackheath Road east of line represented by Ditch Alley., This ‘C’ shaped area has the River Ravensbourne defining its western boundary. The

Wandsworth APA 2.16: Wimbledon Common Summary and Definition The Wimbledon Common APA covers the area of the Common that is within the London Borough of Wandsworth. It is bounded by Kingston Road to the north and Wimbledon Parkside to the east. The

There is currently evidence for limited activity in the area during the prehistoric periods. A Mesolithic to late Neolithic flint scatter was recorded at Long Lane to the east of the APA, along with late Iron Age/Romano-British activity. To the south of

Reddens Court School is thought to be the site of a house named 'Reddens Court', which was built after 1618 on the old Squirrels Heath Road. It took the name after the manor (MLO26423), which was previously referred to as Reddens Court, changed its name

Summary and Definition The Plashet Archaeological Priority Area covers the settlement of Plashet, the two main components of which were a country house and farm. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it was a historic settlement with medieval origi

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic core of Chelsfield as shown on the 1798 Ordnance Surveyors Drawings of the area. The APA contains the Grade II* listed Church of St Martin

The Petersham Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement depicted on John Rocque’s map of 1746.  It is classified as Tier 2 because it is a historic settlement wi

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Belsize Manor includes the complex of the former medieval moated enclosure, farm and house. The enclosure around the manor and the area of later gardens comprise the APA boundaries from Lancaste

Briefly the site of a Pre-monstratensian abbey which was founded in 1182, but moved to Bayham, Hampshire in 1199-1208. Excavation has revealed part of the refectory and artefacts of 14th to 18th century dates. This suggests a later use of the abbey bui

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers 4 churches and their associated burial grounds. The APA is classed at Tier 1 as it covers burial grounds of medieval or earlier origin. The bur

Known to have been in use from c. 1500 to the mid-17th century.

Moated site of the early 13th Century demesne house of St Paul’s Cathedral Estate.

Eltham Lodge sits at the north end of what is now the Royal Blackheath Golf Club, Eltham. The area of the Lodge occupies a position along the 50m contour consisting of sand and pebble known as Harwich Formation. Eltham Lodge was part of the royal palac

Holy Cross Church was rebuilt in the 15th Century. Greenford Magna dates from 13th Century or earlier. Manor House west of the church was first mentioned in the 16th Century.

Southend takes its name from its position at the south end of the parish. The small agricultural community appears to have always focussed on the Lower and Upper Mills on the Ravensbourne. There is probably good potential for the survival of early mill

Summary and Definition The Little Ilford Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Little Ilford, the two main components of which were a church and manor house. It is classified as Tier 2 because it is a historic settlement dating

Recommendation It is recommended that the designated area is either left as is or revised to exclude the quarried element., This archaeological area is centred upon Maryon Park but extends to Woodland Terrace in the south and Pound Park Road to the west

Tower Hamlets APA 2.5: Victoria Park
The APA covers the Registered Park and Garden of Victoria Park. It is bordered by the earlier Regent’s Canal and Hertford Union Canal

The historic core of Willesden.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Knighton Wood, the Hatch Plain and the River Ching which are surviving, relict, portions of the once extensive Epping Forest. The APA is classified as Tier 3 because it covers a surviving po

The Grange was built in 1879 by Alfred Smee within extensive grounds designed to created a natural effect. This was a major Victorian garden described by Smee in “My Garden (1872). It included extensive water features, a fernery and vinery.

The APA covers land on either side of the Bonesgate Stream where it lies close to the boundary of the borough. This stretch of land lies between West Ewell (Surrey) and Chessington (Kingston upon Thames)

City of Westminster APA 2.8: Victoria Street Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area is located to the west of Westminster Abbey and is bounded by Birdcage Walk to the north, Buckingham Gate to the west, Horseferry Road to the south an

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of the village of Little Heath. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because common edge settlements were rare in Redbridge prior to disafforestation in the mid 19th century. Th

Durolitum Roman settlement site.

This APA covers the location of Coombe House. It corresponds with the central and eastern part of a Conservation Area which shares the same name. The APA is classified as Tier 2 as it is likely to contai

Summary and Definition 7.1.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers a 14ha area of ancient woodland known as Coldfall Wood and an area of historic farmland located to the north. The northern and western boundary of t

Medieval - Post Medieval manorial site.

Recommendation It is recommended that the boundary remains unaltered., This archaeological area takes in the traditional Pleasaunce plus an area to the north as far as Prince Rupert Road. The site is at the 35m contour level and the geological boundary

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a large expanse of green space in the centre of the London Borough of Bromley. The area has been subject to little post-medieval and modern development and

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Valence House, its moat and the surrounding parkland. This APA has been classified as a Tier 2 due to its importance as one of two of the remaining manor houses in Barking and Dage

Summary and Definition The APA covers the scheduled site of Morden Park Mound which is located within Morden Park. It has been classified as Tier 1 because it is a scheduled site. Description Morden Park Mound is one of three scheduled sites within

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of ancient woodland and parkland known as Spring Park, which is located on the western boundary of the borough. The APA contains earthwork remain

Tower Hamlets APA 1.1: Great Eastern Launchways Summary and Definition The APA covers the launchways and associated features built in the 1850s for the SS Great Eastern steamship. It is categorised as Tier 1 for its high industrial archaeological sign

11.1 Watling Street, which dates to the 1st century AD, is the major archaeological feature in the borough, and there is now clear evidence of an associated roadside settlement in the Welling area. 11.2 The most intensive area of Roman activity appears

Prehistoric settlement, Roman settlement and boat, medieval Riverside Zone village centres and important houses, post-medieval settlement and early industrial development.

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be altered. Remove southern area represented by properties facing Bexley Road plus properties facing Greenholm Road while including the portion of the golf club from rear of propert

Summary and Definition The Beckton Sewage Works APA covers an area on the north bank of the Thames to the west of Barking Creek Mouth. It is where the original sewage treatment works were built in the 1880s at the point where the northern outfall sewe

Beam Valley Country Park has been designated as a Tier 2 archaeological priority area as it is an area of largely undeveloped land which has revealed widespread archaeological remains dating mainly to the Iron Age and Ro

This APA consists of two sections:
A) East End (western area): A medieval hamlet is located here, which is believed to have developed in the 14th century. The East End Road was an ancient road connecting the hamlet with the hamlet at Church En

The Thames has been a focus for human activity from earliest times, and archaeology may be found anywhere along it. Finds of all periods have been made along its banks, or been dredged from the river bed. The foreshore may in places preserve finds and

(east of Clamp Hill, Stanmore)

Description written by Tara Fidler May 2007, There is archaeological evidence of a prehistoric worked flint (500,000 BC-42 AD), which was discovered in Roman context at Thirleby Road. Burnt Oak is considered to have been a significant site in the Roman p

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be changed to include land to the south as far as the Woolwich Road., This linear shaped area includes land nearest to the River Thames, the foreshore, and the river itself as far as

Archaeological priority area surrounding a medieval settlement

Summary
This APA comprises three postulated routes for the Roman road from London to Great Dunmow across Waltham Forest Borough. The northern route is thought to have influenced the location of the modern Lea Bridge Road, a r

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a medieval hospital comprising of a series of almshouses, master’s house and chapel with an open forecourt that is situated on the south side of the A118, Ilford Hill. The site was used

This is the final SAM currently designated within the London Borough of Hillingdon (NHL 1002001). It is a moated site situated on the west bank of the River Pinn off Copthall Road West. It consists of surviving earthworks of the bank and ditch, and a cen

The Beam Wantz Confluence has been designated as a Tier 1 Archaeological Priority Area as it is an area which has revealed widespread prehistoric in situ flint scatters dating from the Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic p

The medieval village at Woodcote was part of the Beddington estate established on the Downland plateau. By the 16th Century the village had been abandoned. Surviving historic farm estates might prove important residual aspects of this abandoned settlemen

Medieval village centre. Archaeological discoveries from the roman and medieval periods.

The Limmo Archaeological Priority Area occupies the west bank of the mouth of the River Lea and that river’s confluence with the Thames. It comprises two peninsulae created by meanders in the Lea and fronts the Tha

Roman road of Ermine Street and contemporary roadside settlement including Leighton Road

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the course of a Roman road (between London and Chelmsford) along which the route of Ilford High Road now runs. The area of St Mary’s Hospi

Marks Gate has been classified as a Tier 2 Archaeological Priority Area as it is an area of historic settlement which developed on the edge of the common bordering Hainault Forest. There is archaeological evidence of hum

Archaeological priority area surrounding Camlet Moat medieval site (scheduled monuent) and open land of Enfield Chase, Hog Hill, Hadley Wood and Trent Country Park., Ass also Monken Hadley Common APA in Barnet.

Archaeological priority area surrounding Bush Hill earthworks including possible Iron Age hillfort (scheduled monument)

This Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic area of Moorfields, Islington. This covers the area that lay between Bishopsgate to Cripplesgate and Finsbury to Holywell. Moorfields lay south of Old Street and exte

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former precinct and site of the monastic buildings of the St John’s Priory. This was one of three religious houses founded in the medieval period and wh

City of Westminster APA 2.4: St James’s Park Summary and Definition The St James’s Park Archaeological Priority Area covers the area between The Mall to the north, Horse Guards Road to the east, Birdcage Walk to the south and Spur Road to the west.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.16: Poplar Summary and Definition The Poplar APA covers the historic settlement of Poplar. It is classified as Tier 2 because it is a settlement with medieval origins. Description Poplar is believed to date from the medieval per

Hackney APA 2.12 Newington Green Hamlet Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Newington Green Hamlet lies on the western extremity of the borough of Hackney and is defined to the south by the A105 and Mathias Road. The APA is situa

Medieval manor house was called Ealingbury in 1442.

Summary and Definition The Bridgecourt APA covers a riverside area between Wandsworth Bridge and Bridges Court and extends inland as far as York Road. The area was known as Bridges or Bruges in the medieval period and by the 15th century it had become

Medieval moated site.

The Stratford Langthorne Abbey Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the abbey, its precincts and associated buildings. The abbey was active from its foundation in the 12th century until the D

The Ham Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement along Ham Street and includes Ham Street Manor House and Grounds. It includes areas of open, and undeveloped land includin

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the area containing Chislehurst Caves, an extensive area of chalk and flint mines. The workings are thought to have been in use from the late 13th century

Potential prehistoric deposits may be buried beneath alluvial deposits. Alluvium deposits can be conducive for the preservation of biological environmental features which can useful for dating purposes.

Medieval - Early Post Medieval site.

(including the High Street and surrounding roads in Pinner)

This APA covers Old Malden. It runs from the Hogsmill in the west, to take in the Medieval church of St John the Baptist, along with an associated Manor and the land within which the Medieval village cor

Recommendation Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be altered. Remove the western area beyond private garden back boundary. Add area south of remaining area to include site of clay mill and pond/tank, south to line with Isla Road.,

There is considerable speculation concerning the precise location of the mills referred to in the Domesday Book. Post-medieval water mills are associated with each of the historic settlements located along the Wandle. A number of the Wandle mills were bu

Summary and Definition The majority of Wimbledon Common lies within Merton and the Wimbledon Common APA covers the majority of this area with the exception of the areas covered by the Beverley Brook and Caesar’s Camp APAs. It is classified as Tier 2

Boundary of present Archaeological Priority Area should be maintained., The portion of Greenwich borough west of Deptford Creek. The creek is fed by the River Ravensbourne. The area closest to the creek and River Thames consists of river silts, with Ke

Royal residence built by Edward, the Black Prince.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.7: Wapping Summary and Definition The Wapping APA covers the historic settlement of Wapping as well as the mostly infilled London Docks and the Thames foreshore. It is classified as Tier 2 due to the age of the settlement. Descri

Medieval - Post Medieval settlement site

Summary and Definition The Cannizaro APA covers Cannizaro Park, Rushmere Green and an area to the south of both of those areas. It is bounded by The Causeway and Camp Road to the north, Lingfield Road and Parkside to the east, Ridgway and Copse Hill t

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the approximate area of the medieval settlement of Watendone. The settlement is mentioned in the Domesday Book but appears to have been abandoned at some point during the medieval period.

The APA covers the site of Hampton Court Palace and the garden areas to its west, north and east and the riverside area to the south.  The APA is classified as Tier 1 because Hampton Court is a Sche

The Stanwell Cursus was identified as a site of potentially national importance in the 2003 London Schedule Review. It is Neolithic in date, and its course has been recognised by cropmarks on aerial photographs running for at least 3.6km from the Colne

Summary and Definition The Roehampton APA covers an area on either side of Roehampton Road stretching from Aubyn Square in the north to Alton Road and Ponsonby Road to the south. It encompasses the historic settlement of Roehampton and the sites of a

Erith Riverside 19.1 The area is east of historic Erith and although prehistoric material, particularly flint tools, have been recovered throughout this area, the concentration of finds and archaeological features appears to be across an area from east o

Summary and Definition The Farthing Down Archaeological Priority Area covers the entirety of the Farthing Down Scheduled Monument and areas on its western and eastern sides. The North Downs have produced multiple prehistoric features and finds and was

The Strawberry Hill APA covers the extent of Strawberry Hill House and the remains of Horace Walpole’s 18th century landscape garden. It is designated as a Tier II APA because the house and grounds are a heritage a

Neolithic, Iron Age and Roman occupation. Post-medieval pottery works.

Summary and Definition The APA covers an area in the south-east of Croydon along the borough boundary with Bromley. The borough boundary which runs along the eastern side of Rowdown Wood and continues southwards until it reaches the county boundary wi

Alluvial deposits in the valley have the potential to preserve evidence for the prehistoric environment of the region. The river provided a source of water power used to drive early mills; these were adapted to manufacture sword blades from 1630, and la

Description written by Tara Fidler May 2007., The manor of Halliwick was first mentioned between 1278 and 1285 AD. There is evidence of a medieval manor house in 1602 AD in this area and has been suggested as the site of the manor of Hollick Wood. It was

No significant archaeological remains have been found during work that has been done within the APA at the Royal Oak Pub, Church Road; The Chestnuts, Wood End Green Road and Hayes Football Ground, Church Road. To the west of the APA, at Judge Heath Lane,

Recommendation Recommend no boundary changes., The area of Greenwich borough on the south side of Southwood Road between Bercta Road to the north and Larchwood Road to the south for c.100m, New Eltham. The area occupies a position between the 45 and 50

Summary and Definition
The Archaeological Priority Area covers Bruce Castle Park, which lies on the northern side of Lordship Lan

Summary and Definition This APA covers one municipal cemetery and five 19th century churchyard cemeteries which are not already covered by an Archaeological Priority Area. Queen’s Road Cemetery and Mitcham Road Cemetery are the only municipal cemete

Edgware is mentioned in the Domesday Book but under the parish of Stanmore and formed nucleated villages within the forested area until the 13th century. There is no Edgware manor mentioned in the Domesday Book, but there maybe a farmhouse, recorded s

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Newe Ditch which is a Scheduled Monument and an area surrounding Riddlesdown Road and its junction with Mitchley Avenue where Anglo-Saxon burials have been found. The APA is classed as Tie

Archaeological priority area surrounding Roman occupation site and human remains

Tower Hamlets APA 2.14: Ratcliff Summary and Definition The Ratcliff APA covers the historic settlement of Ratcliffe as well as its Thames foreshore. It is classified as Tier 2 due to the age of the settlement which dates from at least the establishm

This area was occupied in Neolithic times. Site of the village windmill from at least the beginning of the 15th century.

A concentration of remarkable prehistoric finds in the area of Syon Park shows that it was a focus for both ritual and settlement purposes from the Bronze Age if not earlier. A significant Bronze Age site was destroyed when Brentford Dock was build. An

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Addington Village and an area to the north-west known as Addington Park which includes the grounds of Addington Palace, Addington Palace Golf Club and Addington Golf Club. Addington Palace

In the Iron Age, the area would have been forested, thus providing fuel, building materials, game and pig to the Catuvellani Kingdom.  This APA consists of three sections:
A) Barnet Gate and Arkley (northern area):
The name Barnet G

This APA covers Kingston Cemetery. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a burial ground with 19th century origins. The cemetery is open to the public and accepts new burials.

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic rural medieval settlement of Kentish Town which was originally part of the parish of St Pancras till 1965. The hamlet was first recorded in 1208 and sat immediately no

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing south of Loxford Lane in Ilford. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the moated manor of Loxford Hall which was owned by Barking Abbe

Archaeological Priority Area. Area surrounding the medieval moated site (scheduled) at Enfield Golf Course.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Moons Farm and Manor House comprises the sequence of medieval moated enclosures at Moons Farm and the site of the adjacent post-medieval Manor House. The moated homestead is located on Billet

Summary and Definition The Merton Village APA covers the approximate area of the historic settlement of Merton. It extends as far west as the railway lines, as far north as Henfield Road and Kingston Road, as far east as Kirkley Road and as far south

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former area of the reservoir, filter beds and associated buildings that comprised the New River Head, and the former course of the New River through Islington. The New River entered Isli

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Regents Canal, Battlebridge Basin, City Road Basin and the wharves of the Regents Canal. The APA is allocated to Tier 2, as it contains structures and buried remains of industrial works and

Summary and Definition The APA covers the Nine Elms riverside area between Chelsea Bridge and the borough boundary with Lambeth and goes inland as far as Nine Elms Lane and Cringle Street. From the 17th century until the 20th century this stretch of t

First recorded in the 12th century. By 13th century was large moated mansion. In 14th century much enlarged and probably had outer court occupied by Alice Perrers. Rebuilt as brick mansion in the 16th century and again in 18th century.

Recommendation Add triangle of land at junction of Powis Street and John Wilson Street to take in land including the car park adjacent to the County Court., This archaeological area is east of Woolwich Ferry, north of Powis Street to the river and inlan

Medieval - Post Medieval site

The East Ham Archaeological Priority Area demarcates the three linked historic settlements of North End, East Ham and South End and a Roman settlement. The East Ham APA is classified Tier 2 based on its

Includes the scheduled Ancient Monument, Northolt Moated Manor, St Mary’s medieval church; possibly traces of medieval village under Belvue Park and Saxon predecessor on land to the north.

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the large western portion of the common land created by Charles I in 1635. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of historic landsc

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of an earthwork mound recorded within Chislehurst Common (APA 3.3a). The mound has been interpreted as a possible Bronze Age barrow. The APA

5.1 This Archaeological Priority Area captures the extreme northern end of a substantial earthwork known as Faesten Dic. This Scheduled Ancient Monument runs for c.1.7km though Kent, and survives as an impressive series of zig-zagged ditch and banks. The

There is little in the way of evidence for prehistoric activity in the area, though a small level of activity in the Mesolithic-Neolithic, Bronze Age and late Iron Age/Roman periods was taking place to the south of the village. Within the APA archaeologi

Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of a barrow on Wimbledon Common which is thought to date from the Bronze Age. It is classified as Tier 1 because it is an undesignated asset judged equivalent to a scheduled monument. Description The

This site is part of the survey of London's burial grounds undertaken by Isabella Holmes in the 19th century to preserve green spaces for the public.
, Tower Hamlets APA 2.2: Post Medieval Burial Grounds Summary and Definition This APA cover

This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the Grade II* Listed All Saints Church and moated site and the post medieval cemetery of Chingford Mount. This APA stretches from Mayhew Close in the west to Harold Road in the

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the flood plain of the River Lea and the Moselle Valley  as they pass through Haringey. The eastern boundary of the APA is defined by the course of the River

‘Watling’ derived from the Saxons – Waeclingas – who lived near St Albans in the 6th century. Roman evidence has been recovered from The Hyde, in the form of a gold coin. Colindeep Lane (Watford Way) was an ancient street and may have been used t

Recommendation Add at west end, north of Charlton Way and east of Greenwich Park and widen the corridor where necessary to a minimum of 20 m from each side of the roadside curb., This linear archaeological area takes in the anticipated line of the forme

12.1 The focal point of this APA is the 18th century Danson House and associated gardens and parkland. The Palladian style house, designed by Sir Robert Taylor from 1763 – 1768, is listed Grade 1, the adjacent stables, possibly by Charles Dance the You

18.1 This area considers the marshland that extends from the Thames foreshore to the southern base of the natural east-west ridge bisecting the borough. 18.2 This marshland is typified by localised areas of gravel highs interwoven by river channels and w

Early post-medieval settlement site.

Medieval - Early Post Medieval moated manorial site site.

Post-medieval manor house known as 'Khightes' of 'Hetherowe'.

Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of the historic settlement of Morden to the south-east of the area now regarded as the core of Morden town centre. It covers an area on either side of Epsom Road/London Road close to its junction with Cen

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of Ilford that is defined by the High Road to the south and is bordered by Vicarage Lane to the north. The APA is designated as Tier 2 because it covers the site of the post medieval

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the western area of Barn Elms Playing Fields and Barnes Common. Prehistoric finds have been discovered within these areas of unenclosed public comm

Summary and Definition The ‘North Southwark and Roman Roads’ APA is the largest APA in Southwark. From the boundary with LB of Lambeth it covers the entire river frontage; it includes the Borough, Bankside and London Bridge area, Tower Bridge, Bermon

Tower Hamlets APA 3.1: Isle of Dogs
The Isle of Dogs Archaeological Priority Area covers the low-lying land south of Poplar surrounded on three sides by the Thames and called th

Carew Manor was constructed in 1370 on a large moat island, possibly on the site of an earlier house. The surviving great hall has a hammer beam roof constructed in 1500. The grounds are famous as the first place in England to grow oranges. Formal garden

This APA covers Tolworth Court Farm and land to its northeast and southwest. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it has the potential to contain important Medieval and Post-Medieval archaeological re

Tooting Bec, medieval manor house.

Roman, medieval and post-medieval settlement around the green and Peterborough House to the south.

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of possible Roman settlement in St Mary Cray. The APA contains Roman pits, ditches and postholes and numerous Roman finds including ceramic building

The name Finchley originates from the Anglo-Saxon and is defined as Finch’s clearing. However, Finchley is first mentioned in the 13th century. It is suggested that Church End was the earliest settlement in Finchley and was probably in use from

Medieval settlement of Southall.

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Crease Park in Beckenham. The park was opened in 1936 on the site of a large mansion known as Eden Park. The exact date of the construction of the man

9.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is focussed around the medieval and later village of East Wickham, which was, until the mid-19th century, within the parish of Plumstead. The APA is concentrated along Upper Wickham Lane and Wickham Street, and inclu

City of Westminster APA 2.11: St John’s Wood Chapel Grounds Summary and Definition The APA covers the post medieval burial ground of St John’s Wood Chapel in St John’s Wood Road/Park Road. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a bur

The house was first recorded in 1377. It may not have been moated, but could have been surrounded by a medieval hamlet; prehistoric and Roman finds made to the south.

Medieval - Early Post Medieval manor site.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area surrounding Bradmore Green and George Park Recreation Ground which is regarded as the focus of Old Coulsdon. A large part of the south-western part of Croydon is often referred to

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Oldmans Farm comprises the complex of the former medieval moated site of Oldmans Farm. The moated homestead is situated at the junction between Mount Echo Avenue, Old Church Road, The Ridgeway

The likely site of the Saxon and medieval village of Feltham, mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Recommendation Add area north of Shooters Hill road about Cleanthus Road to reflect potential Bronze Age/Early Iron Age activity site on what is the plateau of Shooters Hill., The Roman Watling Street connecting London with Rochester and Dover crosses S

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the course of a Roman road running between Lewes and London (Londinium). The road passes through the Roman settlement at Wickham Court

The Archaeological Priority Area is centred on the course of the Roman road known as Ermine  Street w

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Kingsland settlement straddles the boundary of the Borough of Islington and Borough of Hackney at the junction of Balls Pond Road and Kingsland High Street as depicted on Roque’s 1766 map of L

Summary and Definition The Wanstead Flats APA covers an area to the north of the railway lines between Aldersbrook Road and Forest Drive. It is the only part of Wanstead Flats that lies within Newham. It is classified as Tier 3 due to it being part o

Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval and post mediieval house site and Roman road

There is cropmark evidence from early field systems and possible prehistoric barrows. There are prehistoric and Saxon finds between the canal and Boston Road; Norwood Green is a medieval settlement. Some interesting prehistoric finds were found along the

Summary and Definition The APA covers the scheduled Scadbury Manor and associated fishponds and the site of several associated Tudor buildings which fall outside the scheduled area, including a gatehouse, a farmhouse,

City of Westminster APA 2.5: Great Estates Summary and Definition
The Great Estates APA covers an area bounded by Park Lane to the west, Green Park and St James’s Park to the south, Haymarket, Shaftesbury Avenue, Charing Cross Road and t

Recommendation Remove the Northeastern area beyond Market Street due to the Victorian civic buildings expectation to have removed any archaeological potential. Add area south of western end of area to include properties fronting Tuam Road., This archae

The mid to late Saxon settlement and medieval village of Deptford Green, St Nicholas church, the site of the East India Company Dockyard and Sebastian Ferranti’s Power Station, were all located adjacent to the creek mouth, historically formed one of th

The Kew Palaces APA is located close to the northern boundary of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. It includes the Grade I Listed 17th Century Country House (now known as Kew Palace), the Grade I Listed 1

Likely location of medieval Northcote.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing in part of Redbridge known as Goodmayes and which is defined to the north by Breamore Gardens, to the east by Budoch Drive, to the south by Trenance Gardens an

Blackheath, which is divided by Watling Street, is a traditional place of assembly, the scene of medieval and Tudor pageantry, violent confrontation and dissent. The nature of assembly changed in accordance with prevailing society. In 1381 Wat Tyler as

Tower Hamlets APA 2.3: Mile End Summary and Definition This APA covers a historic portion of the linear settlement of Mile End, including the site and surroundings of the Royal London Hospital. It is a Tier 2 APA due to the potential for significant p

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the projected route of the London to Colchester Roman road through Newham. It also includes a section that runs northwards from Stratford which covers the Roman ro

Tower Hamlets APA 2.23: Shoreditch Summary and Definition The Shoreditch APA extends north from Sclater Street along the Hackney boundary as far as Diss Street. Its eastern edge is defined by Virginia Road and the northern end of Brick Lane. It is

Seven 6th Century graves with broaches and weapons were found in 1886 in the school site, part of a linear Saxon cemetery.

The Wal element of the Saxon place name suggests a Celtic enclave, which, along with the fact that Wallington is adopted as the name to the local Hundred of the County of Surrey and its status as a former Royal Estate, raise the significance of what othe

Summary and Definition The APA follows the route of the River Wandle from Ravensbury Mill near Morden Road to the borough boundary with Sutton to the south-east. It is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of historic industry. Within the APA di

Summary and Definition The Wimbledon Village APA covers an area between the junction of Parkside and Somerset Road in the north and the junction of Wimbledon Hill Road and Worple Road in the south. It also extends to the north-east to include the site

The Roman road, called Watling Street, is suspected to run through Cricklewood. Horseshoes and Roman relics have been found along Watling Street, situated on the boundary of Hendon. Historical evidence from the 16th century mentions its location runni

15.1 This Area of Potential Archaeology is centred upon the medieval and later village of Bexley (Old Bexley). The village has grown from a ford or crossing of the River Cray, and is nestled in a low valley at between 13–17mOD. The geology is clay and

Summary and definition
The Archaeological Priority Area covers a large expanse of agricultural land, commons and woodland which was formerly part of the common land associated with the settlements at Hayes, West Wickham, Broml

The  Archaeological  Priority  Area  covers  the  scheduled  site  of  a  Romano-British  bathhouse which is&nb

Late-19th and early-20th century, of interest to collectors and historians of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

City of Westminster APA 3.2: Pimlico
Summary and Definition: The APA covers the confluence of the Thames and Tyburn rivers. For much of its history this was a low lying marshy area that was sparsely populated until the 19th century when the la

Medieval village centre.

Summary and Definition The APA follows the course of the River Wandle from just north of Earlsfield station to where it passes under the railway between Haydons Road and Tooting stations. It is classified as Tier 3 because it is a topographical zone wi

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers eight churches and their associated cemeteries. The APA is classified as Tier 2 as it covers cemeteries with medieval as well as 18th and 19th century origins. Description All Saints Churc

Possible line of Roman Road

Medieval hamlet existed in 1294 with occupation north and south of the lane. South-west of the hamlet was a Manor House in 1532. To the north is an undated earthwork and prehistoric finds.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.11: Aldgate and Portsoken
The Aldgate and Portsoken APA covers Roman London’s eastern cemetery and one of the City’s post-medieval industrial subu

This APA covers the historic core of Chessington village. It has early Medieval origins. This small network of streets lies on what was the Medieval and Post-Medieval village of Chessington. The APA is c

Summary and Definition The APA covers the scheduled site of a Second World War anti-aircraft gun battery and a large part of Beckton District Park. It is classified as Tier 1 because it incorporates the immediate setting of a scheduled monument, an are

The place name refers to an Anglo-Saxon ‘southern farmstead’ and was held by Chertsea Abbey from the 7th or 8th Century. St. Nicholas Church was probably founded in the early medieval period. In 1537 the estate passed from Chertsea Abbey to Nicholas

6.1 There are a number of medieval manors in the Crayford area, including the 14th century Crayford Manor House to the northwest of St Paulinus’. Better known is Hall Place, which is first mentioned in the 13th century but the manor was established ear

Summary and definition: The Archaeological Priority Area covers several fields surrounding the village of Nash, which have yielded a high concentration of&n

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises of the moated site of Chingford Hall and its associated buildings. The APA is located to the east of the River Lea and south of Lower Hall Lane. Its boundaries follow those of the orig

This APA covers the Grapsome. The APA is on western boundary of the Borough, between Kingston upon Thames and Surrey. It is classified as Tier 2 because the land contains sites of known archaeological in

Archaeological priority area surrounding post medieval house and park, and possible barrow site.

The Kensington Palace APA covers the whole area of Kensington Gardens that falls within the Royal Borough. Kensington Gardens is a Grade I Registered Park and Garden and is managed by The Royal Parks. Kensington Palace i

The name is possibly derived form the Anglo-Saxon ‘Cippas’ settlement’ was a sub-manor of Lewisham and adjoined the former Great North Wood. Evidence of early tenements can be anticipated.

The modern cemetery coincides with a Roman cemetery. Cremation burials have been discovered during excavation for recent internments.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Little Heath and an area of adjacent land immediately north of the A12 Eastern Avenue. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of Hainault Hall. Hainault Hall was a manor

Summary and definition
The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Bromley as shown on the  1st edition Ordnance

Despite the widespread impact of recent development some sections of Mere Bank survive as an earthwork defining the historic division between Sutton and Croydon and is still the local administrative boundary. It has been suggested that this is the line o

The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of South Woodford to the west of the junction of the M11 Motorway and the A406 North Circular Road. The APA covers a Palaeolithic tool production site that was excavated in

Tower Hamlets APA 2.8: Mile End Road Summary and Definition The APA covers the extent of linear settlement along Mile End Road between its junctions with Cambridge Heath Road and Burdett Road. It is a Tier 2 APA for its potential to contain remains o

City of Westminster APA 2.6: Marylebone Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Marylebone which was focused on the area along Marylebone High Street and the former site of Marylebone Gardens, a 17th-1

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of St John’s Street medieval settlement lies between St John’s Priory (APA 1.2) and Charterhouse (APA 1.3) and along Cowcross Street to the south of St John’s Priory. The settlement can be tr

The Kew Green APA covers an historic settlement developed around an open space known as Kew Green. The area is classified as Tier 2 as it is a post-medieval settlement of particular interest because of

16.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is based upon two post-medieval estates, Mount Mascal and Vale Mascal, both situated to the north of North Cray Village. Mount Mascal is on the eastern side of the Cray Valley, at c.40mOD, while Vale Mascal is at th

The Ham House and Grounds APA covers the Grade II* listed gardens, pleasure grounds and 17th Century mansion house located on the southern banks of the river Thames. It is a Tier II APA because it covers a country house

Summary and Definition The APA covers an area to the north of Deepfield Way where Roman burials and Iron Age ditches were discovered in the late 1960s. The APA is classed as Tier 2 because the features uncovered in the 1960s represent heritage assets

City of Westminster APA 1.1: Westminster and Whitehall Summary and Definition The APA includes the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St Margaret’s Church, 10 Downing Street, the Banqueting House and all the other buildings on either side of W

This APA covers six post medieval cemeteries which are not otherwise covered by an Archaeological Priority Area. All the cemeteries were founded in the 19th century and reflect the multi cultural charac

Carshalton probably derives its name from its location as the ‘settlement by the spring’ and has a complex early manorial history. Initially there were five manors, which were combined by the time of Domesday. The sites of later houses can be identif

Summary and Definition 7.17.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the course of the New River as shown on the map of Tottenham accompanying the Earl of Dorset's survey (1619) and on Rocque’s 1745 map of London

This APA covers the area to the west of Frizlands Lane as far west as Naseby Road, north of Glencoe Drive and south of Sedgemoor Drive. This area covers the site of the medieval manor house of Frizlands and its subsequen

Hackney APA 2.3 Clissold Park Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the area of the Grade II registered park and garden Clissold Park which is situated to the north-west of Stoke Newington and east of the A105. The park is des

Tower Hamlets APA 2.21: Stepney Summary and Definition This APA covers the historic extent of Stepney. Stepney is classified as Tier 2 because it is a documented medieval rural settlement with evidence for prehistoric settlement underneath it. Descri

The portion of Greenwich borough centred on Eltham High Street and Eltham Yard and Palace. The area occupies a high plateau c.60m OD consisting of sand and pebble known as Harwich Formation with a slope down to the north and west towards the River Tha

Summary and Definition 7.15.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the Grade II listed building known as Stapleton Hall and is focused on the medieval settlement of Stroud Green as shown of Rocque’s 1746 map of

Medieval manor house, Brixton.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.4: Bethnal Green
This APA covers the historic extent of Bethnal Green as it developed around the green and along the major thoroughfares. It also includes th

The Prince Regent Lane Archaeological Priority Area covers an area to the south of Newham Way between Freemasons Road and Prince Regent Lane. Archaeological investigations in this area between 2000 and

Ancient Monument – medieval moated manor and the area surrounding with a supposed deserted medieval village and associated medieval field systems. Sharvel Lane is an ancient trackway and Yeading Brook may have evidence of prehistoric occupation beside

Summary and Definition 8.2.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers Haringey Golf Course and the surrounding area, which includes several areas of undeveloped land and areas of 20th century housing. The APA continues

Medieval and possible Saxon settlement.

A small survival of the once extensive Sydenham Common. Mineral springs were discovered at the site of Wells Park in c. 1640 and Sydenham became a minor spa which declined in the early 19th century.

Summary and Definition This APA covers the surviving area of Primrose Hill which is a Registered Park and Garden. The open area covers 25 hectares of steeply sloping recreational land which is topped by a plateau and crossed by numerous paths. The APA

Summary and Definition 7.7.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of Tottenham Hale as shown on the map of Tottenham accompanying the Earl of Dorset's 1619 survey. While the settlement i

This APA covers four structures which were key to the Hampton Court Water Supply. These are located in the northern part of the Borough. The APA is classified as Tier 1 as these four elements are also Sc

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the scheduled hillforts at Keston Common and Holwood Camp, the Iron Age settlement and Roman villa at Warbank and the surrounding landscape. The APA is s

Medieval - Post Medieval moated manor site

Summary and Definition The APA is divided into three separate sections which follow the route of the Roman road known as Stane Street in areas where it is not covered by other APAs. Stane Street linked London with Chichester and crosses the borough fr

The Hampton Court Park APA covers the former deer park historically known as ‘Home Park’ to the east of Hampton Court Palace. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because of its his

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the medieval core of Hayes which is located 18km to the south of Charing Cross and 2.5km to the south of Bromley. Roman building material was recorded in

Old Dagenham Park has been identified as a Tier 2 Archaeological Priority Area as it is a large area of land that has not been developed and includes parchmarks of archaeological interest.
Description
The p

This APA covers the historic core of Hook village. It is thought to have Medieval origins. This small network of streets lies on what was the Medieval and Post-Medieval village of Hook. The APA is classi

Multi-period site including Ermine Street, medieval manors, post medieval Elsynge Palace and Flash Road Aqueduct (scheduled monumnet), Clay Hill and Forty Hill settlements.

Moated Site, Horn Lane W3 – A moated site west of Horn Lane (formerly 367) probably medieval.

Within the APA, work at Long Lane found a flint scatter of early Mesolithic to late Neolithic date, evidence for late Iron Age activity and a Romano-British field system, which had been created over two phases. There is limited additional evidence from t

Levehurst, medieval manor house.

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a Grade II* post medieval park with surviving 17th to 19th century features. The park is designated as a Conservation Area. The buried remains of the mansion that

Summary and Definition The APA covers Ashburton Park which was formerly the grounds of an 18th century manor house known as Stroud Green House which was demolished in the 1920s. The convent building (the former Ashburton Library) and a collection of s

Summary and Definition The Wandsworth Town APA covers the core of the historic settlement of Wandsworth and the section of the River Wandle between King George’s Park and the Thames. The large amount of prehistoric finds that have been uncovered fro

Tower Hamlets APA 2.20: Old Ford
The Old Ford APA encompasses the known extent of a Roman settlement as well as its immediate surroundings and the likely location of the Roman r

Excavation at Beaudesert Mews, off Church Road in the north of the APA found a scatter of late Neolithic flints. To the west of the APA, work at Townmead School recorded late Bronze Age to early Iron Age features. To the south of the APA, past the M4, li

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing that is centred on Selwyn Avenue in Newbury Park. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the site of Newburys which was a manor held by Barking Abbe

Site of 20th Century RAF Airfield site.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area on either side of Coombe Lane and includes Addington Hills Park and the grounds of Royal Russell School. Addington Hills is on a plateau at the edge of the North Downs and like oth

City of Westminster APA 2.10: Watling Street Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area follows the route of Edgware Road, which is based on the Roman road Watling Street, between Marble Arch and the borough boundary with Camden and Brent

This APA covers Bunker’s Hill to the southwest of Malden Rushett in the southern part of the Borough. This is located on farmland. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it may hold archaeological

Central Park and the land to the north of Wood Lane, including the playing fields in Robert Clack School, have been denoted as a Tier 3 archaeological priority area as it is a large area of land that has not been develop

Recommendation This is a new area to be considered for adoption., This archaeological area boarded by Hillreach to the north, Repository Road to the east, Ha Ha Road to the south and the cemetery and domestic gardens to the west. The topography of the

The Hampton Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic riverside settlement of Hampton and the associated Thames riverside. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement of

(either side of George V Avenue, Pinner)

Tower Hamlets APA 2.22: London to Colchester Roman Road Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers the projected route of the London to Colchester Roman road through Tower Hamlets. It runs from Aldgate where the northern edge of t

This Archaeological Priority Area covers the post medieval Rippleside cemetery. The cemetery was founded in the 19th century and reflects the need for extra burial space to deal with Barking’s growing population. T

Summary and Definition 7.8.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of West Green. The settlement was in existence as early as 1384 when it was described as a midway settlement alo

The Archaeological Priority Area of Hampstead covers a medieval settlement that grew from a small farmstead in the 12th century. This APA encompasses archaeological remains between Chesterford Gardens in the west to Heat

Summary and Definition The Thames Ironworks Archaeological Priority Area covers an area on the Limmo peninsula on the eastern bank of the River Lea between Canning Town Station and the River Thames. The Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company was es

Summary and Definition 7.12.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers Highgate Wood and Queen’s Wood. The two woodlands are remnants of the ancient Forest of Middlesex and are classified as areas of ancient

This Archaeological Priority Area covers a corridor of archaeological potential along the Ripple Road, covering the geological change from peat deposits along the foreshore and the gravel to the north. This area has been

Lynch Hill terrace gravels form promontory with finds from Mesolithic, Bronze Age, Roman and Saxon periods. A Bronze Age cemetery and other prehistoric finds occurred on the South Acton estate east of Bollo Lane.

Hackney 3.2 Hackney Commons Summary and definition
The Archaeological Priority Area of Hackney Commons comprises Hackney Downs, Well Street Common and London Fields. The APA has been classified Tier 3 because it covers areas of common land and

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Tottenham which originated in  the medieval period.

13.1 The Archaeological Priority Area crosses the Cray Valley, a corridor that defines the route of the former Roman road and a small settlement that formed where it crossed the river. 13.2 Watling Street runs straight through the area except for a sligh

The London to Brighton Roman road runs across the borough from Norbury in the north to Riddlesdown in the south. Between the borough boundary with Lambeth and Broad Green the road followed approximately the same route as L

The Old Deer Park APA covers the former royal Hunting Park. It is a Tier II APA given its strong historical ties to Richmond Palace, the Shene Charterhouse (a Carthusian monastery established by Henry V

Line of the Roman road from London to Colchester. Along with the road there is the potential for associated roadside settlement and human burials.

Recommendation It is recommended that the boundary changes. Delete the northern and eastern portions of the defined area, but add to the south and an area east of Alnwick Road., This archaeological area takes in the area of this public space plus an ar

The historic core of Harlesden.

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the southern part of Bromley. The APA is situated on higher ground than the northern part of the borough, on a predominantly chalk geology. While parts of

Summary and Definition The APA covers the site of Lavender Park and extends into an area at the eastern end of Prince Georges Road. Lavender Park was formerly part of King’s College Sports Ground. It is classified as Tier 2 because evidence of a si

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the remains of a medieval or post-medieval cockpit, located 90m to the west of St Nicolas Church within the triangle of common land known as the village

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Eastbury Manor House and its gardens. This APA has been classified as a Tier 2 due to its importance as one of two of the only remaining manor houses in Barking and Dage

Summary and Definition The APA covers the principal areas of the Augustinian Priory of St Mary Merton. It includes the scheduled area for the Priory and is bounded by the Wandle River to the east and north and a stream known as the Pickle to the west

Site of a medieval moated manor of which only part of the great hall survives. There was a St Mary’s Church in 1114 and a hamlet in 1086 later depopulated.

Tower Hamlets APA 2.17: Blackwall
The APA is defined by Managers Street and Lovegrove Walk to the south and properties fronting the eastern side of Lancaster Drive to the south-

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the small medieval settlement of Ruxley.  Ruxley is mentioned in&n

14.1 This Area of Potential Archaeology is designated around the estate of Blendon Hall and its gardens and landscaped ground. The APA ranges from c.30–35mOD and is situated on the Harwich Formation. 14.2 The earliest archaeological remains recovered

This Archaeological Priority Area covers eight post medieval cemeteries which are not otherwise covered by being within another APA. The majority of the cemeteries were founded in the 19th century although some are earli

River valley deposits with high prehistoric and palaeonvironmental potential.

The Barnes Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic medieval settlement of Barnes and the open area of land known as Barnes Green.  The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is

(along Old Church Lane, Stanmore)

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Clayhall Park and a number of streets that neighbour it to the north and east. The APA is defined by the A14 Woodford Avenue along its western boundary. It is clas

Erith 7.1 This Area is concentrated on the medieval and early post-medieval settlement at Erith, and includes land around St John the Baptist Church at the far north-west of the area through to Bexley Road and Wharfside Road in the east. 7.2 The topograp

20.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is focussed around the concentrations of highly significant Palaeolithic material recovered from brickearth and clay pits in the Crayford area, roughly between Barneshurst and Slade Green, in the 19th century. The

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area covers a stretch of Roman Watling Street, the historic settlement of Kilburn and its medieval priory. The settlement covered both sides of Kilburn High Road. The hermitage and priory lay to the ea

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a large expanse of green space in the centre of the London Borough of Bromley. The area has been subject to little post-medieval and modern development and contain

The Clapham Common APA covers the area of Clapham Common that lies within Wandsworth. The APA is classified as Tier 3 because it is an area that represents a good survival of a distinctive historic rural landscape.

Archaeological priority area surrounding early farm site and length of medieval road

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area at the summit of Croham Hurst which is a ridge that projects from the North Downs. The APA covers Croham Hurst Round Barrow and five hut structures which are thought to be prehisto

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Barnsbury moated site 1 includes the site of the former medieval moated enclosure and house. The manor house can be traced back to the early 14th century and was in ruins by the end of the centu

Summary and Description The Battersea Park APA is bounded by the River Thames to the north, Queenstown Road to the east, Prince of Wales Drive to the south and Albert Bridge Road to the west. Battersea Park is a Grade II* Registered Historic Park and

23.1 This Archaeological Priority Area concentrates on the manor and gardens of Frognal House, likely in continuous occupation since the 13th century. The APA is situated on a steep slope on the east facing bank of the Cray Valley, and drops from c.55mOD

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Barnsbury moated manor house is one of two documented sites for Barnsbury manor house which was known to exist in the early post-medieval period within an earlier, possibly medieval moated enclo

Main settlement of the parish from Saxon times onwards.

The line of the main Roman Road from Londinium to Silchester and the West. The road has been found in the roadside settlement at Brentford, but its exact route has not been demonstrated elsewhere.

River valley deposits with high prehistoric and palaeoenvironmental potential.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the area where the historic roadside settlement of Balham was located to the north of the railway lines on either side of Balham High Road. Some form of settlement is thought to have exist

A roadside village from the Saxon period, it was the site of a religious house, the Priory of the Brethren of the Holy Trinity, founded in 1296. It developed as an important coaching station on the road to the West.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a small area relating to the post medieval updraft tile kiln situated on Walmer Road, east of Avondale Park, in the Pottery Lane/Hippodrome Place area of the borough. The kiln is the sole

City of Westminster APA 2.1: Buckingham Palace and Gardens Summary and Definition The APA covers Buckingham Palace, its gardens and the Royal Mews and is bounded by Constitution Hill, Hyde Park Corner, Grosvenor Place and Buckingham Palace Road. A n

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement of Teddington and the riverside area along the west bank of Thames covering the grounds of the former Broom Hall .The APA is c

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area surrounding the core of the historic settlement of Sanderstead which is located close to the junction of Sanderstead Hill, Addington Road, Limpsfield Road and Rectory Park. It is c

Summary
This APA comprises the area which was formerly Highams Hall and Park and the upper reaches of the River Ching. The site is located to the north of Walthamstow on the steep mound of Higham Hill, accessed from Woodford G

Summary and Definition The Woolwich Manor Way Archaeological Priority Area covers an area to the south of Newham Way between Woolwich Manor Way to the east and Eisenhower Drive to the west. Archaeological investigations in this area in 1993 and 1994 an

The Petersham Meadows and Richmond Hill covers the south side of the Thames between Ham House and Richmond and the undeveloped west-facing slope of Richmond Hill.
The APA is classified as Tier 3

Summary and Definition The APA covers Tooting Bec Common and Tooting Graveney Common which are known collectively as Tooting Common. Dr Johnson Avenue acts as a boundary between the two commons with Tooting Bec Common occupying a larger area between T

This Archaeological Priority Area includes six post medieval cemeteries and burial grounds. These are St Giles-in-the-Fields, Whitfield Burial Ground, St Andrews Churchyard, St George’s Burial Ground, , Camden Town

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement core of Ilford shown on Cary’s 1786 map of Essex. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because nucleated settlements are rare within Redbridge Borough prio

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the church of St Pancras, now known as St Pancras Old Church, and its corresponding post-medieval burial ground combined with that of St Giles-in-the-Fields. The APA is classified as Tier 2.

Tower Hamlets APA 1.4: Shadwell Roman Settlement Summary and Definition The APA covers the known and conjectured extent of the core of the Roman settlement at Shadwell. It is assigned to Tier 1 because the Shadwell bath house is a well preserved high

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a well preserved post medieval mansion and its associated gardens. The mansion was built c 1696, in an area that had formerly been medieval tenements, and which w

This APA covers a Section of the Hogsmill River and a portion of its tributary the Tolworth Brook at Berrylands. The Hogsmill River runs across the central part of the Borough. This APA occupies an equal

Valley 17.1 This large Archaeological Priority Area demarks the River Cray Valley, and includes the villages of North Cray, on the northeastern point of the valley, and Foots Cray, on the southeastern edge. Much of the central space is occupied by the Fo

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of largely open ground bounded to the south by the A113 Chigwell Road. The M11 motorway passes through the APA on a largely north – south alignment, as does the river Roding. The A

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The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Beckenham as shown on John Rocque’s 1746 Map o

Summary and Definition The Cane Hill Archaeological Priority Area occupies the side of a valley in the south-west of Croydon. Like other parts of the North Downs in Croydon this is a relatively undeveloped area with potential for finds and features fro

Summary and Definition The Green Street Archaeological Priority Area covers an area on either side of Green Street. It is classified as Tier 2 due to the potential presence of prehistoric sites in the area that are recorded on the GLHER. Green Street

Summary and Definition The River Roding Archaeological Priority Area covers an area to the west of Newham’s eastern borough boundary between Newham Way (A13) in the south to just north of Romford Road (A118) in the north. The area has potential for

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the summit of Pollards Hill where a possible earthwork is located and includes the site of a recreation ground and a number of houses in Ena Road and Pollards Wood Road. It is classified a

Summary and Definition 7.23.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the site of West Beech medieval manor and Ducketts Common. 7.23.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it has the potential to contain arc

Possible original Saxon settlement of Hammersmith around Creek mouth. Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Hammersmith along riverfront, and Roman coins and pottery from foreshore Queen Caroline Street and Broadway. 17th century convent and 17th cent

The Grove was constructed between 1820-1840 on the site of the medieval Stone Court. Remains of the 18th Century gardens are likely to occur along with the extensive 19th Century gardens which included heated glasshouses, a fernery, a brick-built water c

This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the historic settlement of Leytonstone, its historic green and the smaller settlements of Harrow Green and Holloway Down; These areas have their origins in th

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a large expanse of agricultural land, historic commons and ancient woodland immediately to the east of the River Cray. To the west the APA adjoins the Uppe

Summary and Definition The APA covers Morden Hall Park and extends into an area to the north-east of the modern Tramlink tramlines to the south of Phipps Bridge. The Park was not enclosed until the 1870s and prior to this, this stretch of the River Wan

This APA covers both the scheduled site of Castle Hill (1002018) and an area of land around that Scheduled Monument. Castle Hill is located east of Chessington on the border with Surrey. It has been clas

Summary and Definition The West Ham Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement of West Ham. The village was closely associated with nearby Stratford Langthorne Abbey and All Saints Church, a Grade I listed building, is also

Hackney APA 2.15 Northwold Road and surrounds
This Archaeological Priority Area covers an area surrounding Northwold Road in Upper Clapton. The APA covers a wide area of brickear

Line of Stane Street, the Roman Road linking London and Chichester. Follows route of Kennington Park Road, Clapham Road, Clapham High Street and Clapham Common South Side.

There is very little in the way of evidence for prehistoric activity in the vicinity with a couple of isolated flint artefacts recorded. There have been a few possible Roman artefacts around the SAM, suggesting some activity in the vicinity. It is sugge

Summary and Definition The APA follows the course of the Wandle River between the railway line at the northern edge of Wandle Meadow Nature Park and Morden Hall Park. It surrounds the Tier 1 APA for Merton Priory and remains of the Priory’s outer pre

The GLHER records that within the APA itself excavation in 1976 recorded Roman and/or post-medieval ditches which probably represent field boundaries. Immediately to the north east of the APA an evaluation took place which did not record any archaeologic

The APA forms an east-west corridor along Holland Park Avenue, Notting Hill Gate and the Bayswater Road (A406) which follows the approximate route of the major Roman road from London (Londinium via Newgate) to the import

Roman Stane Street was part of the arterial system and connected London with the Sussex coast. This is an early cultural topographic feature, which is still in use today as the A24 road and forms part of the Borough boundary.

Summary and Definition The APA covers an area on the eastern side of Beverley Brook which marks part of the borough boundary between Merton and Kingston upon Thames. It is classified as Tier 3 because alluvial deposits along this stretch of Beverley B

City of Westminster APA 2.3: Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens Summary and Definition The Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens APA covers the whole of both royal parks, both of which are Grade I Registered Parks and Gardens and are covered by the Royal Par

Summary and Definition The Ampere Way Archaeological Priority Area covers an area between the borough boundaries with Sutton and Merton and Thornton Road/Purley Way as far south as Commerce Way. A number of finds and features dating to several prehist

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Islington. It covers the area around Islington Green and along Upper Street which formed the rural settlement pre-dating the expansion of London in the 19th centur

Summary and Definition The Putney APA covers the historic village which grew up at an important Thames river crossing. There is evidence that the area has been occupied since prehistoric times. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is a historic

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area comprises the continued route of Edgware Road and Maida Vale into the Camden Borough along Kilburn High Road, which is based on the route of the Roman road, Watling Street. The APA is classified

Summary and Definition The APA is located between Bushey Road, West Barnes Lane, the A3 and the Pyl Brook. Most of the area is occupied by Raynes Park High School. It is classified as Tier 2 because it was the site of a medieval farm. Description

Beckenham Place (Listed Grade II*) was built by John Cator c.1773 close to the site of a much earlier manor house. The 18th century mansion was set in parklands, and both survive as a historic entity, although the public golf course intrudes on the hist

Recently discovered prehistoric and Saxon settlement, 17th century mansion, subsequently Brandenburgh House and 18th century theatre.

Recommendation It is recommended that the designated area is extended eastward to include ha-ha and southern boundary aligned with roadside property boundaries along Canberra Road. Boundary along north side should also be aligned with roadside property

Archaeological priority area surrounding medieval moated site

Summary and Definition The Upton Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of Upton village which included Ham House and its grounds. A number of country houses were also built within the village in the post medieval period. It is classified as Tie

Medieval and post-medieval settlement and market place of the parish.

The Archaeological Priority Area covers three areas of historic transport interchanges and industrial development that grew up beside the Regents Canal. The three discrete areas covered by this APA are: Camden Lock, Cumb

The Canning Town / Newham Way Archaeological Priority Area covers the area to the north of the Royal Docks as far as Newham Way and an area to the north of Canning Town between the River Lea and the Jub

The medieval manor house of Sydenham Place, later known as Place House adjoined a small hamlet known as Perry Street which was located along the London-Lewes Road. This small settlement persisted into the 17th and 18th century, before succumbing to subu

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an open parkland area on the slope of a ridge which was previously the grounds of Norwood Grove. Norwood Grove is a Grade II Listed Building and the surrounding park is a Grade II Register

This APA covers the northeastern part of the Borough. From Kingston Hospital on its western boundary across to the Beverley Brook on its east, the APA rises and then drops to form Coombe Hill. It is topo

The name refers to the ‘village by the stumps’ and probably alludes to woodland clearance carried out by 6th Century. Anglo-Saxon settlers. Two estates are recorded, namely East Cheam Manor, located near Gander Green Road, and West Cheam Manor close

Hackney APA 2.4 The New River Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the course of the New River as shown on Rocque’s 1745 map of London. The bulk of the APA is situated to the north-west of Stoke Newington; a small segment is

The APA covers an area on the western side of Beverley Brook which marks part of the borough boundary between Kingston upon Thames and Merton. It also covers the Malden Golf Club (course). It is classifi

Summary and Definition 7.6.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic core of Hornsey Village, which has been settled since the medieval period, and an area of undeveloped land known as Priory Park which

This APA covers The Moat, Malden. This is a rectangular moated site located within a modern residential street. The APA is classified as Tier 1 because its four arms are intact, and its central island ap

Hackney APA 1.3 Lauriston Road Jewish Burial ground Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Lauriston Road burial ground in Hackney, which was used by the London Jewish population from the mid-18th century to late 19th centur

Summary and Definition The Wall End Archaeological Priority Area covers the small historic settlement of Wall End. It is classed as Tier 2 due to it being a roadside settlement with medieval origins. Description The small hamlet of Wall End was loc

10.1 This Archaeological Priority Area follows the route of the Roman Watling Street (now the A207) from Shooters Hill to Dover. It slopes from high ground in the west to Crayford and the Cray Valley in the east, from c. 65 to 25mOD. The road lies on a n

Summary and Definition The APA covers the Mesolithic campsite at West Heath on the west side of Hampstead Heath near Sandy Lane and north of the Leg of Mutton Pond and the head of the valley in which it lies. The APA is classified as Tier 1 because the

Tower Hamlets APA 2.15: Limehouse
The Limehouse APA lies along the Thames between Butcher Row and West India Dock Road and Westferry Road, its northern boundary is just to the north of Commercial Road. It encompa

The Sudbrooke Park APA covers The Richmond Golf Club. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it encompasses the 18th century designed landscape of the grade I listed Sudbrooke Mansion.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of the historic settlement of Croydon which is situated in an area bounded by Church Street/George Street to the north, Wellesley Road/Park Lane to the east, Lower Coombe Street to

Summary and Definition 7.19.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of the Shepherds Hill Roman Hoard, a Roman coin hoard found at The Priory in 1848, now Shepherds Hill Library. 7.19.2 The APA has been

This Archaeological Priority Area is situated within Lesnes Abbey Woods, and extends to the south from Abbey Road. It is concentrated upon the ruins of the 12th century Lesnes Abbey and other associated features. Lesnes Abbey ruins are a Scheduled Ancien

This APA covers the Thames riverside from the southern part of Kingston Town in the north down to the border with Surrey (Long Ditton). The boundaries of the APA have been designed to encompass the Raven

Neolithic double ditch enclosure, Late Bronze Age enclosure and Roman farmstead. This extensive area of intensive prehistoric occupation incorporates two Scheduled Ancient Monuments.

There is very little archaeological evidence within the APA and the area immediately surrounding it for any period. There is a GLHER record of a possible Roman occupation site at St Lawrence Church in the north of the APA, but this has very limited infor

This APA covers Fishponds Park to the south of Surbiton. This is a public park surrounded by residential streets. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it holds the known remains of 18th – 19th c

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a block of residential housing defined to the north by Perth Road, to the east by Ley Street, to the south by Dunedin Road, and to the west by Balfour Road. The APA is classified a

Summary and Definition The APA covers Cannon Hill Common and is bounded by Cannon Hill Lane, Parkway, Messines Playing Field and Joseph Hood Recreation Ground. Cannon Hill House was built here in the second half of the 18th century and was demolished

Summary and Definition The APA covers Wimbledon Park and a section of the residential area that lies to the south of the park. The area represents land covered by the grounds of Wimbledon Park House. It is classified as Tier 2 because it covers the s

Summary and Definition Mitcham Common consists of approximately 460 acres within the London Borough of Merton although it used to extend into areas within the boroughs of Sutton and Croydon too. The APA covers an area between the borough boundary betw

It is conventionally assumed that prehistoric settlements favour lighter well drained soils and not heavy London Clay, but there is evidence of the land being utilised around Bury Farm. It is likely that a settlement developed around the lighter woode

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Highbury includes the former medieval moated manor and grange. They were located east and west of Highbury Park Road north of Highbury fields within the Borough of Islington as depicted on Roque

Summary and Definition London is a polycentric city made up of villages and the historic village of Camberwell once formed one of these rural hubs. The Archaeological Priority Area (APA) is based upon the medieval village core of Camberwell, set around C

Summary and Definition The APA covers eight cemeteries in Wandsworth which are not already covered by an Archaeological Priority Area. The Huguenot Burial Ground and Putney Burial Ground are relatively small cemeteries that were founded in the 17th an

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a Listed 19th century school complex designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield. The school is located in Woodford Wells and is situated immediately to the north of the junction of the A104 Woodford H

Summary and Definition 7.10.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Muswell Hill, which is centred on the convergence of several medieval roads. 7.10.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2

Early post-glacial remains have been found in peat exposed along the Wandle Valley including at Carshalton and the former Wandle Valley Hospital Site.

Summary and Definition This Archaeological Priority Area includes four post medieval cemeteries and burial grounds. These are St. Lukes Gardens, Seward Street Recreation Ground, Spa Fields Park and Joseph Grimaldi Park. The sites are all situated to the

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the scheduled Roman settlement at Wickham Court Farm which is situated on either site of the Roman road between Lewes and London (APA 2.2). The settlement has been partially excava

Summary and Definition The Stratford Works Archaeological Priority Area covers part of the site where the railway engineering works were located from the mid 19th century until the second half of the 20th century. The APA covers an area to the north w

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Farnborough and an area to agricultural land to the south. In addition to the remains of the medieval and postmedieval settlement the

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II Listed Gwynne House in Woodford Bridge which was built in 1816. The APA has been designated as Tier 2 because it covers a post medieval mansion that is on the site of the mediev

The terrace gravels fringing the Thames are commonly associated with evidence of successive prehistoric communities, including enclosed fields and open settlements.

A mixed rite cemetery has been located about 350 metres south of the Beddington Villa between the Roman villa and cemetery. Inhumation and cremations reveal an extensive cemetery used for internment between the 5th and 7th Centuries. Associated burial go

Summary and Definition The APA covers the route of the Roman road known as Stane Street which connected London with Chichester and crossed the south-eastern part of Wandsworth in a north-east to south-west direction. Tooting High Street, Upper Tooting

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Harvington Sports Ground in Beckenham. The recreation ground was opened in 1964 on the site of Eden Lodge, a post-medieval house built in 1834. The area ha

Summary
The Archaeological Priority Area comprises Coppermill, Walthamstow; the site of a historic mill complex with both surviving structures as well as preserved below ground features. The mill was located at the westernmost end of Coppermil

The Manor House (Listed Grade II*) was built in 1771 and owned by the Baring banking family between 1796 and 1901. The layout of the gardens (Registered Grade II) is essentially 18th/19th century with a winding path surrounding a sweeping central lawn a

Early medieval settlement site.

The Ham Fields Archaeological Priority Area covers a large area of undeveloped open land along the Thames riverside to west of Ham. It is a Tier 2 APA because of a history of significant

Summary and Definition The Elmers End Archaeological Priority Area covers part of South Norwood Country Park around the Elmers End moated site which is a Scheduled Monument. The APA is classified as Tier 1 because it includes a scheduled site. Desc

This APA covers the Thames riverside in the northern part of the Borough. This from its meeting point with Ham (Richmond upon Thames) in the north down to the Railway line immediately north of Kingston T

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Tollington includes the former medieval moated manorial site and the former settlement to the north. They lie central to the Borough of Islington on the eastern side of Hornsey Road, formerly ca

The Twickenham Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Twickenham, Eel Pie Island and the north bank of the Thames between Cross Deep stream and Marble Hill.  It includes for

The River Roding Archaeological Priority Area covers the length of Barking and Dagenham’s western borough boundary between the railway line at Barking to the north, to the A13 to the south. The APA

Summary and Definition This APA includes the surviving extent of Hampstead Heath and the adjoining area of Parliament Hill Fields. The area contains scattered evidence for prehistoric through to post-medieval activity associated with exploitation of the

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the course of a Roman road that ran between London and Great Dunmow. The APA passes through Claybury Park (APA 2.4). It is classified as Tier 2 because it covers a Roman ro

City of Westminster APA 2.9: Oxford Street/Bayswater Roman Road Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area forms a corridor along Oxford Street and Bayswater Road which follow the approximate route of the London to Silchester Roman road.

There are limited records both within the APA itself and the surrounding area. A small number of isolated flint artefacts have been recorded around the area. At St Mary’s Vicarage, outside the APA to the south, artefacts from the late Mesolithic to ear

Lewisham was the dominant manor estate, with sub-manors at Catford, Bellingham, Brockley, Sydenham, Shroffolds and Bankers. A common economic dependence on the water power of the Ravensbourne and close proximity of settlement eventually resulted in Lewi

Probably one of Carshalton’s original manorial estates. The earlier buildings were replaced in the 18th Century by a modest new house which was demolished in 1926. Formerly a medieval deer park attached to Mascall, Carshalton Park includes the remains

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the medieval settlement of Highgate.
The APA has been c

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers part of Hog Hill and is bounded to the north by Forest Road and to the east by the A1112 Whalebone Lane. The APA is classified as a Tier 2 APA as it covers the site of the post medieval Hain

This APA covers the Thames riverside where that meets with the Historic core of Kingston Town. At its northern end, the modern railway line, at its south the Hogsmill flows into the Thames. Its eastern e

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the remains of a Roman cremation cemetery which were found in the garden of No. 7 Bolderwood Way. No archaeological interventions have been recorded elsewher

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the undeveloped parts of Wickham Park, an 18th- and 19th-century landscape park, laid out by the landscape gardener William Sawry Gilpin (1762–1843). The pa

Recommendation There will be the potential to review extent of area once all key archaeological investigations have been completed within the boundary of the historic Royal Arsenal area., The former Royal Arsenal in Woolwich (known as the Warren until 1

Line of Roman road linking London and Lewes.

Hackney APA 1.2 Shoreditch Elizabethan theatres and Holywell Priory
This Archaeological Priority Area covers two areas of residential and commercial development covering the area of the Holywell Priory, the Theat

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Water House comprises the former medieval moated enclosure and the eighteenth century Water House. The moated site and house are located north of Walthamstow High Street, fronting Forest Road

The APA covers the high-ground of the gravel spur and slopes of Campden Hill. Campden Hill is a distinctive feature in the landscape of the Royal Borough and archaeological excavations across the top of the spur and on i

Summary and Definition This APA covers two 19th century cemeteries which are not otherwise covered by an Archaeological Priority Area. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it covers burial grounds with 19th century origins. Both of the cemeteries

Archaeological Priority Area surrounding the historic core of Enfield

Summary and Definition 6.2.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the site of the Bishops Lodge, a medieval house and lodge acquired by the Bishop of London in 1293. 6.2.2 The APA has been included at Tier 1 a

By the late 17th century John Evelyn was building houses on land on the west side of Butt Lane, which later became Deptford High Street. These were required to meet the demand for housing as the local population increased with the expanding Dockyard. T

Saxon and medieval village, recorded in the Domesday Book.The moated site of one of Cranford’s medieval manor houses, bisected by the Parkway. A number of occupation sites have been discovered in this area and there is the potential for further discov

Summary and Definition 8.4.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers he historic course of the Moselle and its tributaries as it passes through two areas of open land at Shepherds Hill in Crouch End and at the Lords

Summary and Definition The APA covers the riverside to the west of Putney to the north of Lower Richmond Road and Putney Lower Common. Prehistoric and Roman finds have been recovered from the APA and significant finds have also been discovered on the

Archaeological priority area surrounding Grade II* post-medeival park and medieval settlement

This moated site is one of the five SAMs currently designated within the London Borough of Hillingdon (NHL 1005555). Brackenbury Manor was traditionally part of Harefield. A house was first mentioned in 1312. By 1558 it was no longer considered a separa

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Chingford Green historic settlement encompasses the greenside development that encircled the historic green. This APA stretches from Woodberry Way in the west to Willow Street/Queens Grove Ro

The River Lea Archaeological Priority Area runs along the course of the River Lea and its various tributaries from the borough border with Hackney as far south as Three Mills Island. It is divided in two

Parsloes Park archaeological priority area covers the whole of the modern park. This area includes the archaeological remains of the manor house of Parsloes and an undated linear feature as seen on aerial photographs. It

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the scheduled site of Orpington Roman villa. The APA is classed as Tier 1 as it contains a nationally significant scheduled monument. Away from the sched

Summary and Definition London is a polycentric city made up of villages and the historic village of Peckham once formed one of these charismatic hubs. The medieval village core and a much larger area of modern Peckham is selected as an Archaeological Pri

Lynch Hill terrace gravels have revealed Middle Paleolithic and Mesolithic tools and an ancient stream bed. Scattered finds have been made in adjoining streets.

Summary and Definition 7.22.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of Tottenham Mills. 7.22.2 The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it has the potential to contain archaeological remains associated wit

Recommendation This is a new area to be considered for adoption containing as it does examples of the military use of this open area of Woolwich., This archaeological area is boarded by Grand Depot Road to the east, Ha Ha Road to the south, Repository

Archaeological priority area surrounding possible Iron Age enclosure earthworks and post-medieval fishponds., Ass also Monken Hadley Common APA in Barnet

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers a sub-rectangular enclosure, interpreted as an unfinished Iron Age hillfort located on West Wickham Common (APA 3.1). The enclosure survives as earthworks o

Tower Hamlets APA 2.1: St James’s Cemetery and Bonner Manor Summary and Definition The APA covers the post medieval burial ground of St James’s Church and also the neighbouring site of Bonner Manor, a mediaeval residence of the Bishop of London.

Summary and Definition 7.14.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of Mocking Manor and moat. The manor is first referenced in 1335 when it was granted to Richard Spigurnel. The manor is shown on the 16

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Wanstead Flats and the Aldersbrook estate. The APA is classified as Tier 3 because it covers an area that was formerly part of the post medieval Wanstead Park (AP

The Bushy Park APA covers the Grade I listed royal deer park, parts of which were first enclosed in the C15, and the riverside area to south of Hampton Court Road up the borough boundary. The 450ha of pa

Hackney APA 2.8 Roman Road - Ermine Street (Kingsland Road)
This Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the course of a Roman Road (running between London (Londinium) and Lincoln (Lindum Colonia) a

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers Woodford Green and an area of residential housing immediately to the east. These areas cover the extent of the Grade II Listed Harts House and its associated gardens. The APA is classified a

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the course of the river Roding and areas of adjacent open ground. The APA has been classified as Tier 3 because it is deemed to have archaeological potential for

Summary and definition The Archaeological Priority Area contains the site of the medieval settlement of Cudham and its surrounds. The settlement was recorded in the Domesday Survey of 1086 and contains the Grade II* li

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of residential housing defined to the south by the A12 Eastern Avenue, to the east by the B192 Beehive Lane, and to the west by Inglehurst Gardens. The APA is classified as Tier 2 be

Areas at Marks Warren have been listed as a Tier 1 Archaeological Priority Area due to the excavations that have occurred there and the importance of the archaeological remains that were uncovered. A multi-period site da

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Low Hall comprises the former medieval moated complex of Low Hall with its post medieval farmstead and fishponds. The moated site was located between what is now Brunel Road and Dagenham Brook

Extant medieval and post-medieval buildings. Prehistoric, roman, medieval and post-medieval archaeological discoveries.

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area of Canonbury Manor house lies within the area bounded by Canonbury Place, Alwyne Place, Alwyne Road and Alwyne Villas near the centre of the Borough of Islington. The manorial site was formerly bou

The Hampton Wick Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Ham Wick. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement of early medieval origin, with a history of

Summary and Definition: The Park Lane Anglo-Saxon Cemetery is situated between Edridge Road and Park Lane. It was found by chance in the 1890s and subsequently excavated in 1992 and 1999/2000. A large number of burials and associated grave goods datin

The Royal Docks Archaeological Priority Area is defined by the natural topography of the Thames marshes between the Rivers Lea and Roding and its modern use as a major dockyard. The area has demonstrated potential for pr

The London-Lewes Road was part of the Roman arterial system, connected London with the South Coast and is possibly preserved in surviving public rights of way and street alignments. Otherwise this road is absent from the modern topography of Lewisham, d

The Lee place-name is associated with former woodland or a woodland clearance. Of the three principal manors, Lee retained its rural character until the encroachment of 19th century sub-urbanism and was a popular rural location for 18th century City bus

The Chelsea China APA covers a small area adjacent to APA 2.2 (Chelsea Riverside). It is distinct from the larger APA and designated Tier 1 because it is possibly a site of national importance. There are five known 18th

The Barking Level and Dagenham Marsh Archaeological Priority Area covers the area from the Thames foreshore, to the London, Tilbury and Southend railway line to the north. The area was largely undeveloped prior to the la

Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers 4 churches and their associated burial grounds. The APA is classed at Tier 1 as it covers burial grounds of medieval or earlier origin. The burial

21.1 This Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the multi-period settlement and occupation area at Crayford, where the Roman Watling Street crossed the Cray (see Crayford: Roman road APA). The APA surrounds the Scheduled Ancient Monument and Liste

Possible medieval hamlet around the Green; the edge of a Roman Road and possible Roman settlement at South Parade.

(along Brockley Hill, Edgware)

This Archaeological Priority Area covers the Civil War Defences of the 17th century which lie within Islington. These comprise of three separate forts along the defensive line. These include the sites of Upper Pond New R

APA also known as Church Acton High Street, The village was recorded in 1222 and settled continuously into post medieval times. The parish church existed in 1231 and permission for a market was granted in 1232, and there was a medieval priory. An area of

A medieval kiln was discovered in Kings Road, with associated domestic rubbish and kiln fire bars and can be dated to the 13th century. It is has been mentioned that there were also kilns at Arkley, which is located north-east of Barnet Gate. There is a

Summary and Definition 7.9.1 The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement of Wood Green and an area of undeveloped parkland known as Avenue Gardens. Several Palaeolithic finds have been recovered fro

The Archaeological Priority Area follows the projected line of the London to Silchester Roman road as it travels through the Borough of Hounslow. This is one of the major Roman roads radiating out west f

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the scheduled monument of Kempton Park Pumping Station, which comprises a well-preserved 20th-century engine house, a boiler house and two chimneys of a water pump

The Kilburn Priory Archaeological Priority Area covers a stretch of Roman Watling Street and part of the historic settlement of Kilburn associated with the medieval priory that lay on the western side o

The APA covers the medieval and post‐medieval settlement of Southend, which was named for its position at the south end of the Parish of Lewisham. The settlement was focused around the Lower and Upper Mill on the Riv

The Archaeological Priority Area contains the remains of Hanworth House, a manor house with medieval origins, which became a royal residence of Henry VIII after 1515. Largely destroyed by fire in 1797, t

The Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the historic core of the medieval village of Heston. The medieval Church of St Leonard and its associated churchyard are also located within this APA.

The APA covers the site of a medieval refectory associated with the Premonstratensian abbey known as Brockley Priory. The APA includes the area surrounding the Grade II listed St Peters Church, the relatively undevelop

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the remains of a medieval moated site and the adjacent 16th-century Hanworth Park. The park was centred around Hanworth House (APA 1.3) and was utilised for huntin

The Brent Post Medieval Cemeteries Archaeological Priority Area covers cemeteries not already included in another Archaeological Priority Area. The cemeteries covered by this APA are the Paddington Ceme

The Kingsbury Archaeological Priority Area covers the medieval settlement of Kingsbury Green depicted on John Roque’s map of 1746. It is classified as Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlemen

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Syon Park, a Grade I registered park and garden, and several associated listed buildings, including Syon House, a Grade I listed house, built on the remains of the

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the buried remains of the scheduled Isleworth Pottery manufacturing site, along with a buffer zone around it. Isleworth Pottery was founded in around 1757 and was

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Cranford village. This APA has been placed in Tier 2 as it has the potential to contain archaeological evidence of medieval and post-medieval

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the course of the Longford River as it flows through the borough of Hounslow and two sections of the Duke of Northumberland’s or Duke’s River. The Long

The Archaeological Priority Area covers part of the length of the River Crane, a small tributary of the River Thames, as it runs through Hounslow.
The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it has th

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred on the course of a Roman road running between Lewes and London. The road passes through the small Roman roadside settlement recorded within the Firhill Road Sports

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a zone centred upon the projected course of the Roman road running between Dover and London. The exact course of the road has not been confirmed, although it is known to have fol

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the medieval and post‐medieval settlements of Deptford, Lewisham, Rushey Green and Catford, which run alongside the River Ravensbourne. The river was also a focus for industria

The APA covers the part of Regent’s Park that lies within Westminster and includes London Z

The Barn Hill Archaeological Priority Area covers the Fryent Country Park and Salmon Street which forms the eastern edge of the country park. The APA is classified as Tier 3 because it is an area of hist

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Osterley Park, a Grade II* Registered Park and Garden, which includes several historic buildings, including the Grade I listed Osterley House. It also includes som

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the 18th- to 19th-century Carville Hall and its associated gardens which are now bisected east-west by the Great West Road. The APA also includes a possible plague

The APA covers Blackheath and the adjacent post‐medievalsettlements of Dartmouth Hill and Blackheath Village (formerly Dowager’s Bottom). The heath has been retained in use as manorial waste or parkland since a

The Archaeological Priority Area contains the medieval and post‐medieval settlement of Lee. The settlement was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 and contains the site of the medieval church of St Margaret of Anti

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the medieval and post-medieval settlement of Isleworth and the adjacent section of the Thames foreshore which includes the Isleworth Ait (island).
The APA

The Archaeological Priority Area contains the historic settlement core of Feltham village. The historic core of Feltham was focused along St Dunstan’s Road, and around the 12th-century Church of St

The Harlesden Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of a historic settlement and associated field systems as depicted on the John Rocque’s map of 1746. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA beca

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Old Chiswick, a linear riverside settlement which developed around the Church of St Nicholas in the medieval period. In later centuries

Summary and definition
The Archaeological Priority Area includes the site of a possible Roman burial ground to the south of the London to Silchester Roman Road (APA 2.5).
The Archaeological Priority Area has been inclu

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of a medieval manor house recorded in the Domesday survey of 1086. The house was bought by the Haberdashers Company in 1614 and is shown with a moat on Roque

The Watling Street Archaeological Priority Area follows Edgware Road, Maida Vale, Kilburn High Road and Shoot up Hill, which together are based on the Roman road Watling Street. The APA covers the west

The St. Andrews (Old Church Lane) Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of an early medieval church, historic churchyard and an adjacent undeveloped parcel of land in settlement of Kingsbury. St.

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a 6 hectare area of public park, gymkhana ground and a small garden, which was once part of a Victorian mansion called Thornbury House. The park contains a complex

The Archaeological Priority area includes areas of historic common land and parkland within the borough. The APA covers modern recreation grounds and parks which are situated on the sites of earlier 18th or 19th centur

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Dukes Meadows, a 20th-century park situated within a broad curve in the Thames below Chiswick. This APA includes a section of the Thames foreshore as it winds towa

Summary and definition
This APA includes around 120-hectares of relatively undeveloped land in the vicinity of Cranford Village (APA 2.1). This APA is situated close to areas of intense prehistoric activity and contains Palaeo

The Archaeological Priority Area is centred upon the historic core of the medieval village of East Bedfont (now more commonly called Bedfont), which includes the 12th-century Church of St Mary and its as

The Archaeological Priority Areas covers burial grounds and cemeteries within the borough. The APA is classed as Tier 2 as it covers several 19th century cemeteries. Cemeteries or burial grounds that are not

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Deptford Dockyard and the site of Sayes Court. Deptford Dockyard is one of the earliest royal dockyards and was founded in 1513. The original dockyard would have been simple in f

The Alperton Archaeological Priority Area covers the core of a historic settlement and associated enclosed fields as depicted on the John Rocque’s map of 1746. It is classified as Tier 2 APA becau

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the former Hounslow Cavalry Barracks, comprising a complex of historic military buildings organised around a central parade ground. It also includes Beaversfield P

The Archaeological Priority Area is centred around the historic core of Brentford which is situated at the confluence of the River Brent and the Thames. The APA includes a section of the Thames foreshore

The Willesden Church End Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Willesden.  Willesden is allocated to Tier 2 because it is a medieval settlement with the oldest parish church in no

The Dollis Hill Archaeological Priority Area is a multi-period occupation site with evidence of settlement and resource exploitation from the early Iron Age, Roman, Medieval and Post-medieval period. Th

The Archaeological Priority Area covers Gunnersbury Park, a Grade II* registered park and garden. The park contains a number of listed buildings, 18th-century formal gardens, pleasure grounds and parklan

The archaeological priority area covers 13 hectares of playing fields and areas of relatively undeveloped open ground around Nishkam School. A complete early Bronze Age vessel was found during an excavat

The APA covers the site of and former grounds of Gidea Hall, a manor house in the historic parish of Havering-atte-Bower. The first record of Gidea Hall is around 1250. The APA incorporates the lin

The Archaeological Priority Area covers a 30m buffer area surrounding the site of an apparently isolated Roman bathhouse that was discovered at 101 Jevington Way during the construction of an air‐raid shelter. <

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the full extent of Chiswick House and Gardens, a Grade I registered park and garden. The APA includes the Grade I listed Chiswick House, which is also a scheduled

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the Grade II Registered Park and Garden and public park known as Horniman Gardens.
The APA has been included at Tier 2 as it will contain archaeological remains ass

The Archaeological Priority Area covers two scheduled monuments which lie west of the village of East Bedfont (APA 2.18) and immediately south of Heathrow airport. These include the partia

The Archaeological Priority Area includes the site of Roman cremation burials to the east of the Lewes to London Roman road (APA 2.1) and the 19th century Telegraph Hill Park.
The Archaeological Priority Area h

The Archaeological Priority Area covers an area of parkland and gardens around Boston Manor House, a Grade I listed manor house built in the early 17th century. This APA includes a section of the adjacen

The Neasden Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic core of Neasden.  It is allocated to Tier 2 because it is a medieval settlement, and one of the earliest Saxon settlement sites recorded

The Archaeological Priority Area covers the site of Sutton Court, a manor house with 12th-century origins. Sutton Court and its ornamental gardens are shown on Roque’s 1746 10 miles around London m

The Archaeological Priority Area coversthe medieval and post‐medievalsettlement of Sydenham as shown on Rocque’s 1745 Map of London and 10 Miles Round.
The APA has been included at Tier 2 as

Brent APA 2.5: Old Church Lane and Blackbird Hill
The Old Church Lane and Blackbird Hill Archaeological Priority Area covers the historic settlement of Kingsbury and assoc

The Sudbury Archaeological Priority Area covers an historic medieval settlement, archiepiscopal residence and manor farm.  It is classified as Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement with a