During an archaeological evaluation at Laundry Road in 1995 early medieval features were discovered. An irregular shallow pit was found in association with an inhumation burial. Removed from the fill of the pit was a copper alloy ring: this was identifed as similar in form and shape to suspension rings of bronze mounted wooden buckets occasionally found in early medieval graves. The grave was oval in shape and orientated east-west. Despite damage by ploughing the remains were identified as that of a child probably under the age of five. An iron knife was found within the grave. A number of further burials were seen during clearance of the area by machines. (location accurate to the nearest 1m based on available information)