A length of large rolled flint cobbles laid in a shallow trench was uncovered overlaying the Roman deposits, this formed a road running north-south for a total of 14.5m. It was located approximatley 20m to the south west of the remains of the church of St. Martin-Le-Grand and roughly parrallel and inside of the west wall of the late Roman shore fort, about 15-17m from it. Underlying soil deposits situated between the bottom of the trench and the Roman deposits contained sherds from two Saxon vessels which can be dated to A.D. 850-950 suggesting a contruction date of the 10th century for this road. (location accurate to the nearest 2m based on available information)