Previous finds of Roman pottery and coins (see TR 76 SW 48) led to excavations in 1982 on the north Downs near Wouldham. A pennannular ditch with central cremation burial were found. The burial consisted of a Wessex biconical cremation urn containing ash. Such urns are typically more common in the Low Countries and may be seen as an indication of cross-Channel traffic at this period. It has since been dated to c.1300BC. The cremation pit was surrounded by four post holes indicating a small shelter/structure once covered it. An inhumation burial containing a male skeleton was found to the east of the cremation. Only one flaked flint was found in the grave.