A shallow curvilinear gully dating to the middle Iron Age was excavated in the central eastern area of site (Area 6) with the possibly associated finds of loom weights. This feature has been interpreted as either as a stock funnel associated with the Late Iron Age and Roman field boundaries found on site or as part of an eaves drip gully usually found around prehistoric houses. The find of fragments of loom weight indicate that weaving is likely to have taken place nearby, so the interpretation of the feature as the eaves drip gully of a hut is an acceptable one. However there is currently not enough evidence to prove the function of the feature. <1>