A battle axe was ploughed up in 1864 on top of Montfode Braes (name NS 224 439) near the remains of several ancient forts.
It is of grey stone, with a small boss on either side, and is 4.6 inches long.

In 1965, a thumbnail scraper of yellow-brown flint was picked up in a ploughed field above Montfode Braes.
It was retained by the finder.

In 2002, at NS 228 441 an enclosure or cemetery was revealed at a previously unknown semi-circular enclosure with 60 cist and earth graves.
The graves were concentrated in the south-east of the site near an entrance in the enclosure ditch.

A group of five buried storage tanks associated with the old Shell-Mex petrol refinery at Ardrossan were located just north of Montfode Castle.
The whole depot area has been surrounded by a perimeter fence and there are several buildings surviving.
The depot has a rail connection on the west side.

Five connected fish trap boulder alignments having a combined length of some 200 metres are located at the mouth of the Montfode Burn.
The boulders rest on the beach in association with rock outcrops.
A battle axe was ploughed up in 1864 on top of Montfode Braes (name NS 224 439) near the remains of several ancient forts. It is of grey stone, with a small boss on either side, and is 4.6 inches long.
In 1965, a thumbnail scraper of yellow-brown flint was picked up in a ploughed field above Montfode Braes. It was retained by the finder.
In 2002, at NS 228 441 an enclosure or cemetery was revealed at a previously unknown semi-circular enclosure with 60 cist and earth graves. The graves were concentrated in the south-east of the site near an entrance in the enclosure ditch.
A group of five buried storage tanks associated with the old Shell-Mex petrol refinery at Ardrossan were located just north of Montfode Castle. The whole depot area has been surrounded by a perimeter fence and there are several buildings surviving. The depot has a rail connection on the west side.
Five connected fish trap boulder alignments having a combined length of some 200 metres are located at the mouth of the Montfode Burn. The boulders rest on the beach in association with rock outcrops.
Montfode Castle