Juniper Hill
Excavation (in 1953/4) by J.A. Alexander on the supposed line of Stane Street located two shallow ditches (roadside?) but no metalling. (124)
Friends Provident Life Offices, Dorking
Roman pottery and tile recorded (1976) by Vivien Ettlinger in a water-pipe trench. (126)
River Mole, south of Leatherhead
Fieldwork by G.T.L. Elmore (reported Feb 1976) located several RB sherds and a coin of Constantine. (124)
St Martin's Church, Dorking
Excavation and recording by Vivien Ettlinger for SyAS (reported 1978) revealed undateable floor or demolition levels of an earlier church, and a quantity of RB tile and pottery from disturbed soil over the natural subsoil. (150)
The Wheatsheaf, Dorking
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)
The Malthouse, North Street, Dorking
Excavation (Sept 1978) by Vivien Ettlinger for SyAS produced RB, medieval and later pottery and other material, but no features. (155)
30 Church Street, Dorking
Excavation (Oct 1975) by M.G. O'Connell for SyAS and DOE revealed 4th century RB pottery and some later material in agricultural soil. (123; check SyAC 85)
Wotton, St John's Church
Excavation (Sept 1975) by D.J. Fowler for SyAS and DOE revealed a suggested five phase sequence for the west end of the church, including a twice built and demolished nave west of the tower. There was little dating evidence. (127)
Wisley Common
Excavation by S.P. Needham for SyAS and DOE of a slight mound; no evidence for a barrow. Parish boundary bank also sectioned.
Yarne, Ockham
Early medieval and later pottery and material found in landscaping, and reported (Feb 1978) by Ann Watson. (144)
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