Site E (1,565m²) offered an opportunity to examine the context of pit F31, which contained early Neolithic pottery and flints, defined in 2010 evaluation trench T23. Site E was dominated by the foundations and services of now-demolished barrack buildings. One probable tree stump removal pit (F31/EF13) contained a large group of Neolithic finds - 61 sherds and nine flints. The most significant landscape feature was a large Roman ditch, whose N/S alignment makes it certain to be the continuation of a ditch excavated in Site D to the north, and in T37, to the south. There was also residual prehistoric and Roman material in later features.<1>