The earliest dated find was a reused flint core, residual in L5 (which produced almost exclusively Roman finds), broadly dated as Neolithic/Late Neolithic-Bronze Age.<1>

Layers L3-L4 contained finds of medieval and post-medieval date. Among these, there were a few preserved organic finds consisting of pieces of wood and two small pieces of leather (L4 (3<S>)). There was also a small quantity of slag and possibly kiln/furnace lining.

Dried waterlogged plant remains dominated the assemblages for each environmental sample. Plants of disturbed ground, damp ground and aquatic plants were represented. Possible food plants were present as one grape (Vitis vinifera L) seed in sample <4> (Roman river silts and gravels), one fragment of marrow/cucumber (Cucurbita/Cucumis sp.) seed in sample <2> (post-medieval river silts) and possible caraway (?Carum carvi L.) seeds in samples <1> and <2> (both post-medieval river silts).