The site comprised several medieval/late medieval features, including an extensive pattern of late 17th century/early 18th century plots relating to the laying out of Newmarket and Fordham’s Lane, and the remains of a pub cellar and other outbuildings dating from the early 19th to early 20th centuries.
Approximately 250 fragments of Dublin-Type Ware and Saintonge pottery has been recovered from medieval ditches which are thought to delineate the Earl of Meath’s estate and land belonging to the ‘Church’.
Small brick-built kilns or furnaces were identified in many of the 17th century plots.
Numerous copper alloy objects, leather shoes and leather offcuts have also been retrieved from features of a similar date.