Two or three urns found under west end of St John's Terrace.<1><2> This reference from Hull probably refers to the five urns recorded by William Wire: 31/5/1843, 'Purchased a fluted urn...found on the south side of Gutter St aliter John St', 2/6/1843 'Went to the digging going on the south side of St John Street west of Mr Cant's residence....One of the labourers brought me a large Roman urn, having the rim broke off' & 'Purchased a large urn containing a deposit by cremation found in John Street', also 27/6/1943, 'Another urn containing calcined bones was discovered this morning on Mr Beard's property immediately west of Mr Cant's house in Johns St', also 18/2/1845, 'Purchased a small Roman urn found on the ground (of) late Mr Cant's garden, John St'.<3> In his volume of Notes Hull records that, 'It is well to observe that all the antiquities noticed above and subsequently discovered in John Street were found from No 5 to the east end of St John's Terrace unless stated to the contrary.' <4>