• BINGHAM: AN OVERVIEW
• HISTORY OF BINGHAM
  • Introduction
  • Prehistoric times
  • Iron Age
  • Roman Bingham
  • The Anglo-Saxons
  • Medieval Bingham
  • Tudor times
  • Stuart times
  • Georgian times
  • Victorian Bingham
  • 20th Century
  • 21st Century
• ARCHAEOLOGY
  • Project Details
  • Field Walking
    • Summary
    • Field Walking Method
    • Database Design
    • Details about the Parish
    • Protocol
    • Description of Finds
      • Introduction
      • Flints
      • Stone Axes
      • Iron Age
      • Roman
      • Anglo-Saxon
      • Saxo-Norman
      • Medieval
      • Post Medieval
      • Stoneware
      • Clay Pipes
      • Glass
      • 19th-20th C
      • Miscellaneous
    • Analysis of Results
      • Introduction
      • Prehistory
      • Iron Age
      • Roman
      • Anglo-Saxon
      • Medieval
      • Tudor-Stuart
      • 18th Century
      • Modern
    • References
    • Conclusions
  • Crow Close
    • Purpose and location
    • Historical background
    • Topographical survey
    • Geophysical surveys
    • Analysis of results
    • Discussion/conclusions
    • References
    • Acknowledgements
  • Test Pits
    • Market Place Dig
    • Robert Miles Jnr School
    • Archaeological test pits
    • Churchyard
  • Warner's Paddock
• STUDY OF OLD MAPS
  • Bingham in 1586
    • Introduction
    • Interpretation
    • Town Centre
    • Additional Holdings
    • The Open Fields
      • Furlongs/Holdings/Strips
      • South Field
      • East Field
      • West Field
      • North Field
    • Holdings and Strips
      • Reconstructing holdings
      • Analysis of holdings
      • Sizes of holdings
    • Street and road names
  • Bingham in 1776
    • The Estate Terrier
    • Town Map
    • The Fields
    • Homesteads
    • Shared Tenancies
  • Bingham in 1841
    • Apportionment
    • Town Map
    • Life in 1841
    • Analysis
    • 1841-1901
• BUILT HERITAGE
  • Introduction
  • Development of Bingham
  • House Histories
  • Old and New Views
  • Architectural Details
  • Street Names
  • St Mary Church
• CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
• FARMING IN BINGHAM
• BINGHAM AT WAR
  • World War I
  • World War II
• BINGHAM'S RAILWAYS
• CHURCHYARD
  • Introduction
  • Search the Churchyard
  • Churchyard Map
  • Genealogical Charts
  • Inscriptions
  • Species List
• ORAL HISTORY
• NATURAL HISTORY
  • Wildlife and Flora
  • Natural History Surveys
  • Linear Park
• GEOLOGY

A curved oak timber, possibly a collar with side braces, showing in the otherwise softwood-timbered attic of no. 63; it is positioned about 4.6m from the east end of the building, 61-63 Long Acre.