Coldharbour Quarry, Thorpe
The excavation of a Roman field system and a corn drier. Prehistoric water holes were also excavated and showed evidence of structural deposition of bone and artefacts.

Project Officer: Paul Riccoboni
Client: CEMEX UK Materials

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Epsom School, Longrove Road, Epsom
The excavation of a Late Bronze Age field system, land clearance features and pits. This work has added to the growing body of evidence of an extensive pattern of Bronze Age fields and trackways extending south from the Thames into Surrey.

Project Officer: Jim Stevenson
Client: Surrey County Council

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Hawks Hill House, Hawk's Hill, Fetcham, Leatherhead
Hawk's Hill House near Leatherhead was the excavation of a Mid Iron Age site which is part of a known Iron Age settlement, elements of which were previously excavated in the 1960's. This work, about 80m away from the earlier excavation uncovered a dozen or so large grain storage pits, several smaller pits and the first example of a roundhouse at Hawk's Hill. The site has provided strong evidence of everyday life in the Iron Age with good examples of structured deposition (deliberately placed artefacts) from the grain storage pits. A smaller pit also contained placed items that may have marked the destruction of the roundhouse. The excavation has added weight to the suggestion that Hawk's Hill was an extensive and important centre of Mid Iron Age occupation.

Project Officer: Jim Stevenson
Client: Millgate Homes

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Bramley Grove, Ottway's Lane, Ashtead
An excavation of a site with remains ranging from the Late Bronze Age to Romano-British periods. The main focus of occupation was part of a Late Iron Age enclosure with a pattern of pits and post-holes to its interior with evidence of a transhumance based economy.

Project Officer: Greg Priestley-Bell
Client: Millgate Homes

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Land Northeast of Horley
An archaeological evaluation of 135 trial trenches in advance of housing development. Several nuclei of archaeological remains were identified including a LIA roundhouse and a pattern of Romano British ditches likely to represent enclosures, field boundaries and trackways. Future, targeted field work resulting from this evaluation will clarify the extent and manner of the ancient occupation.

Project Officer: Jim Stevenson
Client: CPM Environmental Planning and Design