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18 Late Saxon to Medieval pits and a large WW2 air-raid shelter.

Mottled green-glazed red earthenware jug and stoneware jug found by workmen in excavations at back of the public hall. Formerly IPS MISC.

Watching brief on 800mm x 800mm box trench excavated for a gate post revealed homogenous mid orange brown silty sand layer to depth of 900mm.

Late Saxon Thetford type ware found in 2 trial trenches excavated in an area to be developed as a car park.

Evaluation trenching prior to development revealed a single post-medieval ditch.

One medieval pit and a flint and mortar wall of uncertain date was also observed, cutting the pit.

Roman grey wares, several from same vessel including some adjoining sherds found whilst gardening.

Trial-trenching evaluation of a single house-plot revealed one irregular shaped pit with a small quantity of Roman CBM and greyware pottery.

Medieval arrowhead, pottery, Post Med pits and post holes revealed in 2 trial trenches.

Monitoring of footing trenches located two large brick capped soakaways and a probable cellar with arched doorway, all of an uncertain date but assumed to be post-medieval.