During a series of extensive rescue excavations, ahead of development in Dover’s town centre undertaken by Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit a number of small sub-circular or ovoid structures were uncovered beneath the occupation deposits associated with the Roman Saxon Shore Fort. These were located in an area immediately to the south and south-west of the remains of the church of St Martin-Le-Grand (Barwicks Yard Site). The function of these features is uncertain, some of them, may have been small animal pens but the presence of ovens and hearths in others suggests their use at some point as workshops of huts. (location accurate to the nearest 5m based on available information)