Several round-house ring-ditches were recorded which provided distinct collections of pottery sherds. There were no stratographic links between huts and they were well spread over the Lofts site. However, I am hopeful that a specialist analysis of the finds would be able to determine a sequence to the settlements. Middle and late Iron Age settlements are traditionally difficult to date precisely and I believe the Lofts discoveries could be very helpful in this respect.

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Huts LFN95(outher) and LFN96(inner)

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Hut LFN301

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Hut LFN453

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Hut? LFN582 North side

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Huts LFN544 and LFN543

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Hut LFN440 and LFN480

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Hut? LFN480 and LFN481

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LFN23 North side - Hut or enclosure adjoining 'Barrow'

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The first hut circle discovered was in field LFG (LFG3) and is described in the Interim 1978-79 report.

Many more hut circles were recorded in field LFN