 Numerous Acheulean flint tools and remains of animals dating to around 500,000 years ago were found at the site.Some of the bones were found to display cut marks, and some of the tools bear use wear traces indicative of cutting meat, indicating that the site was used for butchery by some of the earliest occupants of the British Isles.They shared the area with a wide variety of animals whose bones have been found there, including lion, bear, rhino and giant deer, as well as numerous smaller animals such as frog, vole and birds.