In the northern third of the site (T3), there was a covering of 0.8m of post-medieval and modern material lying over Roman deposits which were themselves approximately 1.0m deep. Although the removal of the Roman soil deposit (L5/L8) revealed Roman pits and other cuts, no cut lines were visible. The pottery suggested activity in the 2nd and third centuries. T1 and T2 showed that the southern two-thirds of the site had been disturbed by post-medieval or modern pits to a depth between 1.6m and 2.3m below ground level.<1>

Note there was a large quantity of Roman building debris (brick, roof-tile and tesserae) from this site.