Archaeological monitoring was carried out in 2018 during the excavation of seven (hand dug) test-pits dug at the request of building control against foundations inserted in 2017 (see ECC3968) to ascertain the structural integrity of the concrete foundations underpinning the new rear and side extensions. The test-pits were excavated through modern layers which overlaid undated accumulation sealing a horizon of demolition / levelling. Two articulated burials were excavated (F2 in Test-pit 2 and F4 in TP 6), both females, 17-25 years old and 25-35 years old; the presence of the two female burials in this assemblage, including a teenager, might indicate a lay cemetery. Samples taken from both skeletons produced radiocarbon dates of AD 1050-1290 (95.4% confidence) and AD 1040-1270 respectively (SUERC-80509 and SUERC-80510). A third articulated burial on the edge of Test-pit 2 was left in situ and unexcavated. In addition, c.3kg of disarticulated human bone was recovered from the test-pits along with a small quantity of animal bone (345g). It is estimated that the disarticulated human bone came from six or more individuals.<1> The work followed remedial archaeological investigations in 2017 (ECC3968) and evaluation in 2014 (ECC2882).