Medieval robber trenches, three 13th -14th century pits, two areas of terraced ground from the post - medieval period, several post-medieval sleeper walls a drain and an oven/hearth.

Extensive robbing of Roman buildings evidenced by numerous robber trenches belonging to the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Other evidence from this period included three pits and a well (MCC94). Two terraces were dug into the slope of the hill during the early post medieval period resulting in the loss of some Roman and all later deposits. Evidence of early post-medieval activity also included several sleeper walls constructed from reused Roman material and peg-tile. One of these formed the north wall of a building (see MCC96).<1>