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Publications

Click on the following documents to download the past, current and ongoing research by the Culver Archaeological Project, and some relevant papers on the archaeology of the local area.

Bridge farm

Bridge Farm 2011-24: The excavation of a Romano-British defended riverside settlement, an interim report- David Millum (2025)

Bridge Farm 2018-24: Trench 7  excavation summary (Section 8 of the above) (David Millum 2025)

Bridge Farm 2011-23: pdf of a general powerpoint about the project

Roadside Settlement, Small Town, or Something Else? Exploring the nature of the settlement at Bridge Farm in the Roman Period. Blake Galloway (2023)

To CAP it all: the site manual for Bridge Farm and all CAP projects ( 8th ed.2026)

Bridge Farm 2013 (BRF13) post excavation report for Trenches 1-4 Rob Wallace (2014)

Bridge Farm 2014 (BF14) post-excavation report for Trench 5. David Millum (2021) BF14 Parts 1-3: Fieldworks & Results plus the Written and Drawn records

​BF14 Part 4: Specialist reports

Bridge Farm 2015-17 (BF15-17) post-excavation report for Trench 6. David Millum (initial draft 2021) ​BF15-17 Part 1: Fieldworks & Results

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Project Design 2025 ongoing: for the fieldworks for Trench 8. David Millum (2025)

CULVER FARM                         Surrounding area

Roman Roads: Discoveries on the Culver Archaeological Project 2005-2021. Rob Wallace (2022)

Revealing a Roman road in Pond Field, Barcombe 2005-2013 David Millum (2016)

Barcombe Roman bathhouse: reflections on a cold plunge. David Millum (2012)

Mapping the archaeology of Ringmer parish to AD1349. David Millum (2011)

Impact of Rome. Dr David Rudling (2016)

Revealing a Roman road  in Court House Field, Barcombe 2005-2009  David Millum (2022)

Culver  Farm  fieldwork  2007 - 2013    1. An intriguing first 7 years.                  2. Romano-British hanging oil lamp.    3. Tracing the Roman road (geophysics) David Millum & Rob Wallace (2011-14)

The Upper Ouse in the medieval 1066-1499 David Millum (2016)

What did Ivan Margary ever do for me? An excavation of the Roman Greensand Way at Plumpton.  David Millum (2008)

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