EVENT_NAME,EVENT_CODE,TRENCH_URL,PHASE,GROUPS,PERIOD,DESCRIPTION,COMMENTS
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,4,"9, 10",IA,Early/Middle Iron Age (700 - 100BC),"This period is represented by the earliest levels in the track/hollow way, and ditches seen as asouthwest continuation of them recorded during the watvhing brief phase"
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,5,"11, 12, 13, 14, 15",IA / RO,Late Iron Age/Early Romano-British (100 BC - AD 150,"This phase includes: a late Iron Age & Roman pit complex (Group 11).  A possible late Iron Age & Roman pit complex (Group 12).  An enclosure south of the trackway (Group 13).  Two curvilinear boundaries (Group 14).  Various linear features, a group of pits, postholes and voids, a posthole complex to the north-east, elements of the enclosure system to the west, possibly associated with a curving boundary (Group 15). "
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,6A,"25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30",RO,Early/Middle Romano-British (AD 43 - 250),"This period is noted by an expansion of the already established settlement, alterations/improvements to the trackway system, and theestablishment of two small cremation cemetaries."
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,6B,"32, 33",RO,Late Romano-British/'Sub-Roman' (AD 250 - 450),"This phase is evident from the continuation of the trackway and settlement, including the construction of an oven and one inhumation burial."
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,7,"34, 35",EM,Early Anglo-Saxon (AD 450 - 650),"Anglo-Saxon activity is limited a single grubenhaus at the east end of site,  and some poorely dated/understood features within the original settlement area"
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,8,48,MD,Early Medieval (AD 1066 - 1300),"This period is represented by Medieval activity centered over the original settlement , suggesting later reuse/reoccupation of the site during this period.  Evidence elsewhere (slt99) suggests the hollow ways where still partially inuse at time"
North of Saltwood Tunnel,ARC SLT98,n/a,un-phased,52,n/a,Un  assessed features,