Features and pottery, possibly part of a Late Iron Age and early Roman settlement, found during watching brief

Likely site of a Roman building indicated by finds of building materials, pottery, roof, floor and flue tile during evaluation, excavation, and building work

Roman villa with baths and mosaic floors excavated several times in the nineteenth century and field walked in the twentieth century

Possible prehistoric or Roman wharf found in excavation and timbers found in dredging

Undated ditches excavated along a gas pipeline southwest of Tudor Farm, Edgcott

Geophysical survey identified a number of possible Roman buildings as well as undated water management features.

Possible Romano-British ditched enclosures and pits suggested by geophysical surveys and evaluation trial trenching.

Quantities of Roman roof tile found on ground surface.

Roman pottery found in pit in early excavation

Roman tile fragments found in pit in early excavation