Having just watched the first showing of the Time Team Friars Wash dig on the ABC I went searching for any post excavation reports and managed to find one on Scribd written by Wessex Archaeology (where W.A. seem to be putting up a number of reports) which has some interesting follow ups to what’s seen in the program, for instance:

• It now appears there were likely three temples and an ancillary building, not the four temples talked about (and even then they’re not sure whether the circular building was a temple or a shrine).
• The lead items thought to be “curses” (lead sheets with writing folded up and deposited at temples) turned out to be, sadly, more likely fishing weights as they were not comparable with previously found “curses”.
• Whilst they found a lot of coins in Trench 4 (22 all up) calling them a hoard is apparently “tentative”.
• There are apparently no “direct parallels” of the enamelled broach they found, and it could be 2nd century CE.
• They found 7 (fragmented) pig jawbones in the sondage through the floor in Trench 1!
• The closest parallel to the dual temple structure is at Mont de Sene in Burgundy

You can download the PDF of the report if you login to Scribd (they support OpenID, but not OpenID redirections like WP-Yaddis can do to WordPress.com, etc).