This structure was located in an area which, at the time formed part of the disused cemetery of St Mary's, on the east side of Princes Street and west of the remains of St Martin-Le-Grand Church. Unfortunately most of the structure had been destroyed by later graves and a large Medieval pit, but the surviving features consisted of parts of the north and west sides and corner, ten stake holes, rubble packing near the walls and fragments of carbonised wood suggesting planked walls on both the north and west sides. Evidence of a fire which destroyed this hut is represented by these carbonised planks and carbonised wood found in association with the stake holes, as well as burnt debris covering the extent of the structure. (location accurate to the nearest 2m based on available information)