Geophysical survey and standing remains recording by D Calow, A Hall and N Cowlard of SyAS. The geophysical survey was hampered by tree cover, but confirmed the existence of a second building to the east and suggested a series of hitherto unknown anomalies that might represent ditches, as well as indicating that demolition deposits could extend over a considerable area. The investigation of the upstanding structural remains of the villa - left open after the 19th century archaeological excavations - suggested that the site was suffering from erosion by cattle and weather, and recommended tree felling, fencing and reburial to protect it for the future.