Queen Mary's Hospital, Charshalton

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The archaeological findings near Queen Mary’s Hospital in Carshalton uncover a settlement that likely thrived from the Early Iron Age through the early Romano-British period. Initially an open settlement, it evolved during the Late Iron Age with the introduction of small ditches for enclosure. These ditches saw modifications over the following centuries while maintaining their original layout, highlighting the site's historical significance and its development through different cultural phases.