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In 1992 an archaeological assessment discovered a medieval layer containing floor tile and crested ridge tile fragments which clearly come from a medieval building or buildings of some status. It was also notable that many of the walls of 18th/19th-century buildings on the site were partly or wholly composed of large, often roughly dressed blocks of limestone (Halpin 1993, 24)
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