Excavation by A Hall of SyAS of a number of trenches and test pits on and near the alignment of Stane Street proposed by I D Margary. One of the trenches was located on an anomaly identified during a resistivity survey by A and D Graham of SyAS. No evidence of the road was revealed, but a post-medieval surface possibly associated with an old tollgate at ‘Gyles Green’ was exposed. (395)

Topographic survey by D and A Graham of SyAS of a Bronze Age barrow previously investigated by Pitt-Rivers in 1877. The survey revealed clear evidence for the external bank and ditch, although previous suggestions of a related causeway were disproved. (Bulletin 382)

Radiocarbon dating of samples taken from four sections cut across boundary banks by J English of SyAS indicated a Middle Bronze Age date. (398)

Report by A Hall in SyAC 94, 225–249

Report by A Hall in SyAC 94, 225–249

Report by A Hall in SyAC 94, 225–249

Topographic survey by R Hooker of SyAS revealed evidence for ridge and furrow and possible field boundaries. (388)

Excavation of a number of test pits by D Taylor of SyAS along the suggested route of a road linking Bookham to the possibly planned medieval settlement at Church Cobham did not reveal any evidence for the road. (386)

Evaluation by J English and D Taylor of SyAS on the site of a former cottage and suspected trackway in the form of a linear earthwork. A demolition deposit relating to the cottage was found to contain roof and floor tiles, brick and pottery dating from the late medieval period to the 20th century. Examination of the earthwork revealed only compacted soils, although a number of undiagnostic flint flakes were recovered.

Fieldwalking by M Saaler revealed medieval pottery and roof tile, post-medieval pottery, and First World War munitions.