Watching brief by P Jenkins of TVAS during the construction of an extension revealed only modern made-ground and surfaces.

Watching brief by S Cass of TVAS during the excavation of cable trenches revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.

Evaluation by H Moore of TVAS prior to the construction of an extension revealed that the site had been extensively truncated down to the natural geology, apparently during the 19th century.

Ongoing evaluation, continuing from the work carried out in 2003, by A Taylor of TVAS in advance of possible mineral extraction on this site. Material recovered included stray and residual finds of Upper Palaeolithic date, as well as Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age flintwork. Prehistoric, Roman, Saxon and medieval pottery was also found as well as occupation evidence of Bronze Age, Iron Age, Saxon, medieval and post-medieval dates.

Evaluation and watching brief by Helen Moore of TVAS in advance of residential redevelopment revealed several ditches and one pit. The only dating evidence consisted of pieces of abraded medieval tile from one ditch; the tile may, however, have been very old when deposited.

Evaluation by R Oram of TVAS prior to commercial redevelopment revealed a number of medieval pits, probably dating to the 12th–13th centuries, at a relatively shallow depth. Early post-medieval material was also recovered, although no evidence for structures having been present on the site was noted

Evaluation and watching brief by J Pine of TVAS on further areas of the proposed University of Surrey expansion site, following the previous evaluation and excavation works in 2002 and 2003. The evaluation produced evidence for Early to Middle Bronze Age activity, in the form of isolated pits. Medieval activity was also noted, in the form of pits, ditches and a possible hearth. Given their proximity to the nearby moated site of Manor Farm, it is assumed that they are associated with activity relating to this site, although the dating evidence was not clear.

Evaluation and watching brief by S Wallis of TVAS in advance of residential development revealed only one feature, which may either be natural or an undated pit.

Evaluation by C Challis of TVAS prior to residential development revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest, with the site having been extensively disturbed by past construction activity and root action.

Evaluation by S Hammond of TVAS prior to residential development revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.