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A Romano-British Site at Binscombe, Godalming

CLARE SMITH

The site (SU 970 460) was investigated as an emergency excavation after building operations had revealed ironstone tesserae. Occupation from early first century to fourth century was found, covering three successive phases. The area excavated covered only a small part of what is, thought to have been a villa settlement, the remainder having already been built over. The finds from the site have been deposited at the Guildford Museum, Castle Arch, Guildford, with the exception of the horse skeleton, which has been given, at their request, to the British Museum (Natural History), South Kensington, London.

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