The geophysical data from area 2 strongly suggests that there was at least one substantial structure placed upon the levelled platform. This appears to have been either a very substantial building possibly with a cobbled or other type of stone floor, or a yard surface which may have been surrounded by timber structures. The relationship between this structure and the moated site is unclear. It may represent some form of outer enclosure or bailey which was either contemporary with or added to the moated site. Alternatively it may indicate that the moated site was cut into the levelled platform to take advantage of the high ground and the structure pre-dates the construction of the moated site. Irrespective of exactly when the structure in Area 2 existed it is clearly of considerable antiquity. Its location on the platform and its proximity to the church suggest that this was associated with a building of some importance.

The presence of a now lost holloway, (C on figure 6) illustrates just how long this area has been used. The fact that it appears to lead to or from the church may be of some significance.