Smith, G, with 8 contributors, 1996, Archaeology and Environment of a Bronze Age Cairn and Prehistoric and Romano-British Field System at Chysauster, Guval, near Penzance, Cornwall, Proc Prehist Soc, 62, 167-219
The survey and selective excavation of an area of field system adjoining Chysauster, supported by soil and pollen studies. The earliest field-system dates to the 2nd millenium BC with substantial later modification resulting from more intensive Iron Age and Romano-British agriculture, as well as some medieval and post-medieval re-use. A number of cremation burials were found in the cairn.

May, J, with 54 contributors, 1996, Dragonby: Report on Excavations at an Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement in North Lincolnshire, Oxbow Mono, 61
Area excavation of c1hectare of extensive nucleated settlement comprising ditched enclosures, an irregular street pattern, wooden round houses in the Iron Age, and rectangular aisled buildings with stone footings in the Roman period. Evidence was recorded for agriculture, stock-keeping, craft or industrial activities, and trade. The main occupation began well before 100 BC and continued to the 4th century AD or later, and the results help to establish a cultural sequence for the Iron Age of the East Midlands.

Cotton, J, 1996, with 6 contributors, Excavations and observations of a Bronze Age cemetery and Roman site in Avenue Gardens, Acton, Middlesex 1882 and 1981-5, Trans London Middlesex Archaeol Soc, 44, 1-22
Excavation of three trenches followed by a watching-brief, located four phases of truncated features dating from the later prehistoric to the post-medieval periods. A substantial portion of a Bronze Age bucket urn was recovered (in 1985), and two periods of Roman activity, comprising ditches and pits, were dated to early/mid 2nd and late 3rd - 4th centuries AD. The report concludes with a discussion and re-evaluation of the cemetery using documentary evidence of its late 19th century discovery.

Jackson, D, with 5 contributors, 1996, Archaeology at Grendon Quarry, Northamptonshire, Part 2: Other prehistoric, Iron Age and later sites excavated in 1974-75 anf further observations between 1976-80, Northamptonshire Archaeol, 26, 3-32
Gravel quarry excavations and watching brief revealed an Iron Age enclosure and three pottery kilns (which are described in detail), and the location of 3 ring- ditches and 4 Bronze Age vessels, a complex of pit alingments, a pre-medieval agricultural system, 4 Anglo-Saxon sunken-featured structures, as well as evidence for iron-working.