During evaluation a well preserved woden hurdle was found flat on a surface of peat, 0.40- 0.50m wide, aligned WSW by ENE roughly parallel to the present St. Peter's Lane. It is probable that the hurdle was laid deliberately to form a walk-way across wet peat. Sherds from a large 12th century pot were found on the surface of the hurdle. The hurdle was left in situ and reburied.

Nearby a row of 20 pointed wooden stakes running roughly east-west were found representing the base of an old fence line, possibly representing some kind of compound maybe for animals. There is no clear identification fo the age of this line of stakes. These were also rebuired (TR 15 NW 607).(1)

<1> Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 1993, Report on an Archaeological Evaluation Trench in the Pound Lane Car Park, Canterbury 1993 (Unpublished document). SKE8100.