With the exception of Pit 154, the remaining pits appear to be of late-medieval date. Pit 147 can be approximately dated to the C15th or early C16th, although the presence of later-C16th or even early C17th shards in the upper layers may not be attributable only to later disturbance, and the pit may have continued in use for a longer period. A great amount of roofing material was found in the C13th – C16th layers, some of it glazed, but none of the traces of building excavated gave any evidence for such substantial roofs. (1)
See L3465 for earlier features, L9915 for later.

<1> Thoroton Society, 1976, TTS, pp 4-11 (Published document). SNT389.

<2> EMAB eds, 1978, East Midlands Archaeological Bulletin, p 42 (Published document). SNT163.

<3> TPAT, 1993, NIAR Gazetteer, App 1, p5 (Published document). SNT252.