Phase 2 consisted of material dating from the 10th-11th Centuries, with evidence of 2 potential buildings on site.

Phase 3 consisted of a number of dump deposits, possibly forming a bank or platform. Presence of a linear ditch or gully along the western face of the platform.

Phase 4 consists of a series of Timber buildings dated from the mid-late 11th century, with evidence of a trench or beam slot which has been robbed out, 2 hearth features and possible smooke hoods, and cobbled surface possibly representing an alleywa...

Phase 5 represents 12th century industrial activity, with a series of dump layers, the presence of a hearth, double kiln/oven, and linear features likely representing property boundaries.

Phase 6 consists of 2 late 12th-Early 13th century timber buildings and industrial activity from 13th-14th century, with evidence of possible metalworking on site. This phase also reveals evidence of earlier versions of Walmgate in the form of cobble...

Phase 7 consists of 3 early- mid 14th century buildings, with some evidence of potential metal working and the third building suggestive of being a warehouse. Clear boundary lines are also identifiable at this point.

Phase 8 consists of 2 mid-late 14th century buildings, both being the product of alterations to previous phase 7 buildings on site. The presence of a number of pits is also noted, both rubbish and cess pits as well as industrial pits, some of which w...

Phase 9 illustrates the construction of 3 buildings, with a range of alterations and changes of use within each from 14th-16th century. Evidence for a significant amount of metal working on site, with presence of a blacksmith workshop.

House, now two houses. Built c1780 with earlier remains. Altered mid-19th century when the house was divided into two. Mottled brick with painted stone plinth. Slate roof. Exterior: 3 storeys. 5 bays: No.44 of 3 bays with a doorway in the right-hand ...

No. 42 mid 19th century house, much altered