In the evaluation, the majority of post medieval evidence came from the western part of the site. In the excavation phase, two linear ditches were identified, in the northern half of the excavations. Both contained 16th-17th century pottery. Two pits and a posthole were also dated to this period, all three containing 16th-17th century pottery. A number of more modern features were also identified containing residual post medieval finds. Two other phases of activity were recorded on site, a Late Prehistoric (TQ 96 NW 105) and a Medieval phase (TQ 96 NW 106). The site covered an area of 0.6ha and the perimeter of the observed archaeology is given in the grid refs below.