Excavation of the apsidal building first revealed in 2012 continued. In particular the entire southern wall of the structure was investigated along with the portion of the ancient road running N-S through the site (putatively identified as the Via Flaminia). Several features related to water control were uncovered, including an ancient well head, much repaired in antiquity and a drain leading out of the building west towards the road. A high water table frustrated efforts to reach the earliest phases of the building. Several burials of the style “a cappuccina” in the area to the east of the apse were also uncovered.