In trench III work continued in the western extension of the excavation, documenting the structures of the medieval house B and the late antique levels of the vicus which crosses the decumanus maximus running north-south. Excavations in the area of the Roman portico were almost completed, with the emptying of the lime-kiln identified in 2008. On the basis of the pottery this structure has been dated to circa the 5th-7th century A.D. Excavation also continued of the open area south of the house ( hortus, viridarium or better open courtyard), which clarified the occupation phases preceding the construction of the domus.

In Trench IV excavations continued in the eastern sector. In the southern sector the layers of rubble relating to the ruin of the Roman walls and the in situ collapse of the roof made of tile and imbrices belonging to the structure south of the late medieval building constructed in large stone blocks. Several layers were also removed from inside room 2, the medieval structure with a central pillar, together with a wall which caused a narrowing of the building on its west side.

In Trench V, North Room, the excavations revealed a series of housings for timber structures, forming internal divisions, including spaces destined for hearths. A series of postholes and other traces of a system of wooden dividing walls were also found outside of the building, attesting yet another occupation phase.