Aerial photographs and ground survey by R.L. Ellaby revealed two dark soil marks with occupation debris, probably a 13th/14th century farm complex. (143)

Trial excavation (1977) by D.W. Williams for Holmesdale Archaeological Group, Reigate and Banstead Archaeological Co-ordination Committee and SyAS revealed features of 12th century date, and later medieval and more modern features. Further excavation by D.W. Williams and by D.G. Bird for SyAS and DOE revealed a large part of the plan of the medieval and later vicarage. (140 and 151)

Excavation by D.W. Williams for Holmesdale Archaeological Group and SyAS (second season, 1975-6) located part of a 13th century building probably demolished in the 16th century, cut by a well or soakaway filled in in the 17th century, and an 18th century pit. South of this building was a revetted ditch filled in probably in the early 14th century, and traces of a possible outbuilding demolished in the 16th century. Other late finds were made. (128)

Excavation by R.L. Ellaby for Holmesdale Archaeological Group and SyAS (reported Feb 1976) revealed a large mass of Mesolithic flints in soil redeposited over a 13th century site containing two firepits. (124)

Excavation (1976) by M.G. O'Connell for SyAS and DOE revealed a probable first century Roman ditch, later RB pottery, two 13th/14th century features and later material. (129) (See also SyAC 72, pp 49-62)

Excavation (Sept 1978) by Vivien Ettlinger for SyAS produced RB, medieval and later pottery and other material, but no features. (155)

Early medieval and later pottery and material found in landscaping, and reported (Feb 1978) by Ann Watson. (144)

Trial excavation (1977) by Ann Watson followed by excavation (1978) by M.G. O'Connell for SyAS and DOE located a few 12th century features, and prehistoric pottery in apparently redeposited soil. (155)

Medieval pottery found in fieldwork (1978) by Ann Watson near the site of a cottage called Pheasants or Pleasants. (145)