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This volume details the results of the archaeological examination over some 24 years of a number of sites, of different periods, in the Caldecotte area in south-east Milton Keynes. The project provided the only opportunity for examining on a large scale the historic landscape of the Ouzel valley, thus complementing the Milton Keynes Archaeological Unit's work at Great Linford, in the Ouse valley and in the Shenley and Tattenhoe area. It revealed a variety of sites and features, including Roman pottery kilns, a medieval moated site, brick kilns, and a post-medieval water mill. These features are all discussed here, together with reports on the artefacts, building materials, coins, pottery, and environmental evidence.