Goblestubbs

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Goblestubbs Copse lies in dense woodland approximately 2km to the west of the town of Arundel. The nature of the woodland has, if the assumption is correct, been of such longevity that is has preserved archaeological features which would otherwise have been destroyed by agricultural practices. The woodland forms part of a larger wooded landscape which has been the subject of a number of surveys and excavations over the years. Previous excavations have found evidence of habitation in the early-mid Roman period, with some areas dated to the 1st century BC.

publications

Goblestubbs Bibliography
A listing of all the major references to articles written about the site.

Goblestubbs Copse Flint Report
By Bob & Gill Turner on results from fieldwork carried out 2006/7 and Easter and Summer 2016
See page 21 in WAS Journal 2017 (linked)