A single Late Neolithic pit, c.0.80m in diameter x 0.28m deep, was recorded in Area C2 of the Garrison site, along with a small number of residual Late Neolithic pottery sherds and several pieces of prehistoric worked flint. The pit had been partially cut away by a later Roman urned cremation burial and was located within the centre of a Roman ring ditch. It is not clear whether the placement of the Roman barrow burial over the pit was deliberate or accidental. Several sherds of Peterborough Ware and a Beaker rim were recorded from the pit and environmental evidence revealed that the fill of the pit was at least partly derived from burnt 'domestic' refuse.<1>