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Evaluation identified medieval pits anad a ditch containing large amounts of refuse suggesting the area was the site of occupation from arounf the 12th-15th centuries.

Monitoring of footings disclosed at least 13 pits, a well and a chalk surface which may be evidence of a medieval building, with sparse finds from C13-C17.

October 1993: Series of 14 assessment trenches on proposed new car park and bus station site.

Evaluation revealed footing of cobbles and mortar and either a pit or series of recut ditches, excavation revealed further pits and ditches.

Medieval Pit, Post medieval extraction pit and undated pit and ditch at Poundfields Products, The Grove.

The evaluation identified five features comprising a single undated gully or small ditch, two medieval probable refuse pits and two larger pits that were likely to have been chalk extraction pits.

Evaluation revealed a series of ditches and pits, thought to date to the medieval period.

Monitoring identified a medieval soil horizon which contained residual pottery sherds of late 12th to 14th century date and a single medieval feature a probable pit which contained pottery of likely 13th century date.

Medieval pits and boundary ditches, and post medieval structural remains identified during archaeological evaluation at the northern end of the Former Livestock Market, Risbygate Street

Evaluation and monitoring produced evidence of medieval occupation with a limited number of pits and a large oven, possibly a malting kiln.