Nineteenth century excavations at Latimer Roman Villa - Excavation of this Roman villa uncovered a timber built phase dating from late 1st to the early 2nd century AD and a stone built villa dating from c.AD 150-60 which was abandoned in the late 3rd century AD; it appears to have been of the corridor type. In the 4th century AD what are described as cruck buildings were erected on the site.

Roman metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Roman pottery and tile found in metal-detecting survey

Roman coins, pottery and tiles found whilst metal-detecting

Roman pottery, brick and tile found in spoil from Roman ditch found during digging for a water pipe

Roman pottery, tile, brick and animal bone found in digging for a water pipe

Bronze Age, Roman and medieval metalwork, pottery and brick found whilst metal detecting, suggesting site of Roman building

Roman metalwork scatter from stream bed, found whilst metal-detecting

Scatter of Roman artefacts suggests presence of a fort

Roman settlement and burials recorded during excavation