Georgian-period brick walls bounding the yard on the SE and SW sides contained a complex series of modifications and original openings. The SE brick wall contained at least two phases of construction, based on brick size, but no features. The SW wall contained a similar evidence of phases of construction, together with 2 arches at the base, infilled with modern brick, 2 piers, one hacked flush with the main wall face, and 2 features, one a small infilled rectangle, and an arch resembling a window lintel, but with infill indistinguishable from the adjacent brickwork. (1)
See L11287 for Med pottery, L11288 for P Med pottery and features, L11289 for burnt area.

<1> TPAT, 28/01/1993, The Recording of Two Standing Walls and an Archaeological Watching Brief During the Construction of an Extension to No.7 Middle Gate ("Bonkers Discount"), Newark-on-Trent, Notts, pp 1-2 (Unpublished document). SNT2064.