Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist 117

[ST 4553]. Further excavation in the garden has confirmed evidence of occupation throughout the Roman period, possibly in the immediately post-Roman period and certainly in the Saxon period. The early Roman structures included industrial features, ditches and a road. Levels of the late Roman villa were located. Post-Roman structures on the road, not clearly defined or dated, are probably part of the late Saxon monastic complex. Reports on coins, samian, amphorae and coarse ware, some Saxon and medieval sherds, and artefacts of iron and copper alloy are appended. Au(adp)

To the 84 crucks previously listed (see abstract 71/1259) a further 103 true and jointed crucks are added. The main weight of distribution has not been altered, crucks in the N and E of the county still being sparse.