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Evaluation prior to development, revealed a single undated ditch type feature and a small number of medieval pottery sherds from the topsoil.

Evaluation revealed four postholes and three possible pits, as well as a further possible posthole, all sealed by an undated soil layer.

Two visits made to observe foundation trench - a small quantity of pottery C12-14 coarseware and C15-C16 glazed red earthenware, peg tile (Pmed) and clay pipe was found residually occurring in a garden soil deposit.

An evaluation in advance of a housing development identified a single prehistoric pit containing a burnt deposit, possibly Bronze Age in date.

Late 19th century timber framed outbuilding

Monitoring revealed evidence of substantial refuse pits and occasional linear features, on the western edge of the Roman settlement, see details.

Monitoring revealed evidence of substantial refuse pits, occasional linear features and an inhumation, on the western edge of the Roman settlement, see details.

Evaluation identified a structure, a pit and a probable capped well.

Monitoring of footing trenches revealed a single undated drainage ditch.

Monitoring revealed no archaeological features were recorded and the only pre-modern finds were two small sherds of medieval pottery.