Several small pits (JF5-9, JF11 & JF12) were located immediately to the south of the Berechurch Dyke (Hyderabad Sector)(MCC10093). The finds from these, however, do not suggest any necessary close connection with the Dyke.<1>

Only three of the pits (JF5 & JF8-9) produced finds. One (JF5) might be of Late Iron Age or Early Roman date. Pieces of ceramic building material (CBM) identified as postmedieval/modern brick, peg-tile and a piece of probable modern paving were associated with its fill, but these may well be contamination from the modern foundation JF4 which cut it. A small quantity of pottery of Late Iron Age and probable early Roman date was also recovered and this is considered likely to be contemporary with the pit.
The finds from the other two pits (JF8 & JF9) are probably of medieval/post-medieval and modern date. There is one piece of CBM from JF8 which is identified as medieval-post-modern/modern peg-tile.
The pit JF9 produced a single piece of flint-tempered prehistoric pottery.