Strip, map and sample excavations in 2014 found further evidence of the wider Bronze Age landscape in Area 10 (east).Two certain round houses and one possible other, as well as a post-built structure were found. A series of truncated ditches was also recorded but it is likely that many of the wider undated enclosures in the area were also of Bronze Age date.

Round house 1 was c. 7m in diameter. It was evidenced by a drip gully and internal and external post holes. The entrance was to the east. A recut of the drip gully was wider, at 9m diameter. No dating evidence was found but it is stylistically similar to round house 2 which has been securely dated.

Round house 2 was also evidenced by a drip gully and was c. 10m in diameter. It had an entrance to the NW 1.5 m wide but there was another gap in the drip gully to the SE being 5.7m + wide. There were also internal pits and postholes and external features all of which were identified as being of bronze age date.

The post-built structure consisted of 7 post holes and may have been a semi-circular structure 6m long and 5m wide.
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<1> CgMs Consulting, 2015, Post Excavation Assessment, Green Street, Cheeseman’s Green, Ashford, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE31547.