Three trial trenches excavated on land at Littlebourne Lane, Marton, to determine the extent of known Roman remains in the area and to inform any future development of the site. A spread of Roman material and two ditches were encountered, from which a small assemblage of Roman pottery was recovered including two near-complete Samian ware bowls. Several intact and well-preserved pieces of wood were encountered in a peat deposit underlying the archaeology, which were deemed to be unworked and of natural origin. The archaeological horizon was sealed by a post-Medieval 'warping' layer of silts, deposited through the intentional flooding of land to improve agricultural yields and prevent seasonal flooding. {1} This evaluation followed a previous programme of trenching in 2017 (see ELI14116) immediately to the south.