Roman metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Roman enclosure ditches, pottery and animal bone found during evaluation trial trenching.

Roman settlement remains found by geophysical survey and subsequent evaluation trial trenching

Roman finds recovered during a test pitting survey

Roman features found in excavation along the Taplow-Dorney pipeline

Early Roman settlement ditches, pits, gullies, postholes, animal bone and pottery found by fieldwalking, geophysical surveys and trial trenching.

Mid Iron Age to Roman pits, ditches, postholes, wells, and roundhouses found during trial trench evaluation and open area excavation.

Late Iron Age to Roman activity identified during a watching brief

Roman villa recorded in excavation in the early twentieth century: Roman villa (1st-4th century) with a central building of tripartite plan in final form and associated buildings, pits, enclosures, roads and linear features visible as cropmarks. Excavation around the central building in 1920 revealed inhumations, coins, including Iron Age coin, corn ovens etc. Aerial photographic survey has revealed that the excavated buildings are part of a more extensive complex of buildings and fields arranged alongside a paved road.

Roman stone, tile, pottery and metalwork and possible wall foundations found in watching brief