Trench A10 (Area A), contained a group of stratified features consisting of a probably Roman inhumation burial (AF1002) cut by a post-medieval ditch (AF1001). Although ditch AF1001 contained Roman material, the quantity of post-medieval material in its fill dates it to the post-medieval period. There was also a Roman pit (AF1006), a Roman ditch (AF1004), a post-medieval post-hole (AF1003) and a modern pit (AF1005). The Roman features were sealed by a sequence of dumped modern material.

Burial AF1002 consisted of a partial human skeleton, whose bones were in a poor condition with most surfaces being heavily eroded. Limited evidence suggests that the individual was a mature adult, possibly in old age, and may have been male, although this is unconfirmed.<1>