LISS Archaeological Group has held a successful big dig event in Stroud.
The big dig was held from July 22-24 and July 29-31.
In previous years the big dig has been held at The Spread Eagle in Liss and The Flying Bull in Rake.
Liss Archaeological Group publicity officer Alan Horgan said: “The big dig went very well and we have found some Romano-British material.
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“David Quick was the project leader and he did an excellent job, along with our site director Juliet Smith.
“We will process the finds at a later date, and all of the finds will be returned to the home owners.
“We also had a stand at Stroud Revels and have got sufficient interest to return to Stroud next year and dig there again.”