A double-ditched trackway was excavated in Area 2 on the site in 2003 which post-dates the Middle Iron Age enclosure (MON1062), cutting through both the enclosure and the round house, suggesting that both were no longer visible at the time of the tracks construction. The trackway is aligned with the eastern and western sides of the enclosure, and is also on a similar alignment to the Late Iron Age/early Roman system of double-ditched trackways in Areas 6 and 10.

The function of the trackway is assumed to be stock management, probably related to the Late Iron Age to mid-Roman farmstead recorded in the south-eastern corner of Kirkee McMunn barracks (MON998). Dating through pottery remains and associations with other features on site indicates the ditches could have been cut as early as c 50-25 BC and went out of use sometime in the Roman period. <1><2>