Site L3 was an outstanding occupation site. It consisted of a made floor of stiff loamy clay with a pebbled surface, stretching for at least 56ft parallel to the Roman Road. This was bounded by beam -gullies 6-12" across and 6-9" deep, the northern one with post-holes disposed along the inner side, and one on the outer, and joined to the southern one by a transverse gully near the east end. The post-holes were from 9" to 12" across and the 'remains as planned must be regarded as part of the narrow aisle of a bipartite timber building' facing onto the Road, of Roman design.<1>