Twenty-seven trenches were opened. The trenching recorded archaeological features (nearly all ditches) in almost all of the 27 trenches. Most of the cropmarks recorded on aerial photographs were confirmed as surviving below-ground features and mostly of archaeological origin, although some were clearly of relatively recent date. Although a small amount of Roman pottery was recovered, and two struck flints, almost all of the datable features were Medieval (10th to 13th century) or Post-medieval/Modern.