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DISCOVERIES > PAST DIGS > Walberton

In 2006, at the invitation of the land-owner, Mr Luke Wishard, Worthing Archaeological Society undertook excavations in a field at Blacksmith’s Corner, Walberton to investigate finds of pottery and ceramic building material brought to the surface during ploughing. Four seasons of excavation and field survey have revealed a previously unrecorded Roman villa. The 2008 fieldwork involved excavation to determine the construction of the villa, the possible bath house and an area outside the main building.

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Walberton Project Design

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Walberton 2008 Project Design

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Walberton Interim Report 2008

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Walberton Report v2 First Half 2009

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Walberton Report v2 Second Half

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Walberton Nurseries Pottery Report

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  • Home
  • News
  • Join Us
    • Membership
    • Get started in archaeology
  • Events
  • Discoveries
    • Digs history >
      • Angmering
      • Brinsbury
      • Goblestubbs >
        • Rough Copse
      • Limekiln
      • Lower Farm
      • Parham
      • Slindon >
        • Field 20
      • Sompting
      • Walberton >
        • Blacksmith's Corner
  • Publications
  • Contact
  • Archive
    • Journals
    • Photographs >
      • Salvington Mill open Day 1985
      • Fishbourne August 1995
  • Links
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