Site H (165m²) was positioned to intercept the western continuation of the line of a Roman field boundary ditch found in 2002 evaluation trench T10 (AF1004), and in 2012 evaluation T26 and T32 (F143), and explored in excavation Site G (GF1). Site H contained 31 grave cuts, 17 with potential human remains and only one (HF26) with grave goods (iron knife, copper-alloy finger ring and two iron rings). The graves were not closely dated. The absence of coffin nails, hobnails and wood-stains indicative of Roman burials in Colchester may indicate that an early Anglo-Saxon date is as valid as a later Roman date. However, the graves were regularly aligned E-W, which perhaps indicates a Christian ritual. Three large N-S ditches, two of which may define a field corner, cut through nine of the graves. It is possible that some of the N-S aligned graves post-date these ditches, and were aligned upon them.<1>