Roman pottery sherds and charred material found during soil testing at Gosberton Clough.{1}{2}{3} No specific information could be obtained, but enquiries indicated that testing took place over large area of Gosberton.{1} THREE DISTINCT POTTERY SCATTERS WITHIN A SMALL AREA, APPEARING TO FORM A VILLAGE-LIKE GROUP. GOS32B IS ON TOP OF A MINOR RODDON WITH 32A AND C CLOSE BY ON SILTY CLAY SOIL. 32A COMPRISES POTTERY, BONE, FIRED CLAY AND SLAG. 32B YIELDED QUERN FRAGMENTS, BONE, CLAY BALL, COCKLE AND OYSTER SHELLS. 32C BONES RECOVERED FROM SOILMARK. A POSSIBLE DROVE ROAD IS VISIBLE SLIGHTLY TO THE NORTH OF THE AREA OF THE FINDS. THERE ARE FURTHER SCATTERS TO THE SOUTH OF THE AREA, MORE BONE, POTTERY, QUERNS, A COIN, SHELL AND SLAG. AN AREA OF ENCLOSURES AND LINEAR FEATURES ARE VISIBLE ON APS. {5}{6}{7}, HTM 2.5M