Within trench B, a posthole (1072), multi-level floor layers (1053 (1058), 1061 (1062)), a stony layer interpreted as a levelling layer linked to the structure's foundation (1071) and an underlying layer of burnt material (1068) were investigated.

Similar to the situation in trench A, the upper stratigraphy consisted of a cultural layer affected by topsoil (1051 and 1055).

After this, a thin layer of silty clay which spread throughout the trench, which was interpreted as a possible upper floor layer. The layer covered posthole 1072 (see Appendix 3f).

We miss the record for context 1072, the cut!