Possible glass slag found in fieldwalking by the Haslemere Group of SyAS could locate a furnace site known to be somewhere in this area. Occupation evidence and glazed tile could be from a smithy known to be here from map evidence.

Excavation by D J Turner continued; a possibly late 11th century construction date is now suggested by the pottery.

Site watching of topsoil removal before gravel extraction by J J Chapman for SAFG revealed no features and only two flints and one fragment of RB pottery.

Fieldwalking by SAFG revealed no finds of note.

Continued excavation by R L Ellaby; the site is now thought to be very late in the Mesolithic.

LBA site with features including hearth pits packed with flint and some pottery recorded by Ann Watson during M25 construction.

Preliminary investigation reported by R W Williams of a complex of tunnels incorporating an ice house and having possible connections with chalk quarrying. (SIHG 17)

Neolithic/EBA flint concentration noted by Ann Watson in tree clearance in advance of motorway construction.

Fieldwork and documentary research over several years by Judie English identified the once moated site of Pollingfold Mansion. Pottery indicates major occupation from the 13th to 15th centuries and abandonment at some time between 1700 and 1750. (191)

Fieldwalking by SRVSG near the site of several RB pits recovered a fragment of RB roof tile. (198)