Ground Penetrating Radar survey detected anomalies under the church which could represent burial pits, and also found anomalies in the eastern part of the churchyard which could repre-sent the re-interments from the 1950s. Magnetometer survey and topographic survey detected banks ditches throughout the survey area, increasing the knowledge of the scheduled area and surroundings. During the surveys; two late Saxon pottery sherds were recovered from the site, one just to the east of the present church and the other approximately directly 215m west of the first, within the valley of the Poulter. These sherds represent the first archaeological evidence for late Saxon activity in Cuckney. 3 sherds of Saxon pottery were recovered by hand from areas of surface disturbance from animals and fresh cut grave spoil.