In the south-west corner of the area in front of the temple was approximately one-third of a large storage vessel lying on its side and containing the remains of a neonate burial (pot burial 12224; Pl 2.22). This pot appears to have been broken in antiquity and re-used as a container for the burial, probably placed in a shallow hollow in the top of earlier ditch 12670. The disturbed remains of a second neonate (12214) found close by are thought possibly to derive from the same pot burial. (1) Possibly contemporary with this were the remains of three neonates, two (12307 and 12310) recovered from the upper part of the infill deposits in two of the rooms in the east wing of the temple, with another (12409) from similar deposits to the north of the central room. (1) Location accurate to 2m based on available information.