London Archaeologist 9 (2)

Article on excavations during 1997 and 1998 at adjacent sites in London Bridge Street, which uncovered evidence of Roman manufacturing activities from the early-second century until the end of Roman Southwark; a series of later pits which were backfilled with material indicating a medieval date; and a medieval cellar wall which re-used early- to mid-fourteenth-century grave slabs.

The article describes the excavation at Westcroft House, Carshalton in 1997 of a group of cut features of apparently ritual function, containing deposits of artefacts and faunal material dating to the Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age. Deposited material included flint nodules, flakes and blades; quernstones; horse and deer skulls; and an unidentified fragment of copper alloy. The fill contained fragments of pottery of the same period.