Trench 60 revealed two small pits or postholes and two intercutting parallel ditches. The ditches ran NW - SE, both had a similar profile. The northernmost (6001) was 1.17m wide by 0.51m deep. The fill appeared to be partly organic and contained animal teeth. It was cut to the SW by ditch (6003), which measured 0.78m wide by 0.75m deep. A small pit, oval shaped in plan with near vertical sides and a gently rounded base. 0.45m across by 0.26m deep. A small squared pit, 0.5m square by 0.5m deep with vertical sides and a flat base. No finds. (1)
See L12106 for more ditches to NW, L12108 for ditch to N.

<1> Oxford Archaeology, Jun 2004, A1 Peterborough to Blyth Grade Separated Junctions Scheme A1 / A57 Apleyhead Interchange. Archaeological Evaluation Report, p 7 (Unpublished document). SNT2406.