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Unveiling Buckinghamshire's Historical Sites through Oxford Archaeology Reconstructions

Explore Buckinghamshire's rich past with reconstructions of Ivinghoe Beacon, Dorney Iron Age village, Yewden Roman villa, and more. Witness history at All Saints' Church, St John's Hospital, and elegant Tudor gardens and houses.

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Unveiling Buckinghamshire's Historical Sites through Oxford Archaeology Reconstructions

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  1. Unlocking Buckinghamshire’s Past Reconstructions by Oxford Archaeology

  2. Ivinghoe Beacon Late Bronze Age hillfort

  3. Grim’s Ditch

  4. Dorney Iron Age village

  5. Yewden Roman villa

  6. Thornborough Roman temple

  7. Walton Saxon village

  8. Taplow Saxon barrow

  9. Taplow Saxon barrow burial chamber

  10. All Saints’ Church, Wing

  11. St John’s Hospital, High Wycombe

  12. Wall paintings in All Saints’ church, Little Kimble

  13. Quarrendon Tudor garden

  14. Tudor house called the Manor House, Stewkley

  15. Tudor house called The Kya, Ludgershall

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