Prehistoric and Later Settlement and Landscape from Chiltern Scarp to Aylesbury Vale: The archaeology of the Aston Clinton Bypass, Buckinghamshire

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The report on excavations which took place in 2001/02 in advance of the construction of a bypass in Buckinghamshire. Features uncovered include a site with evidence for Bronze Age activity, a later site with an Iron Age roundhouse and an Iron Age/Roman trackway, and a third site with late Iron Age enclosure ditches and post-holes as well as a dispersed early Saxon cemetery. Overall the project added most to our understanding of the prehistoric landscape, and its survival into medieval parishes.