Foundations, floors, painted plaster, etc, found at a depth of 3-4ft in the garden of St Peter's Vicarage at various times since 1844. <1> <3> There are various relevant entries in Wire's diary, eg: 16.3.1843; "a beautiful mosaic pavement was discovered and covered up again" 24.3.45;"The Rev S Carr sent .. some fragments of a Roman house wall painted, found in the garden .... No part of it can be dug to the depth of 3-4ft but some Roman remains are found, principally foundations and concrete floors". <1> <2> Other ref given in source 1. <4>
Observations were made of groundworks for a new sewer-trench. Part of a possible Roman tessellated floor and a probable robber trench. These features may have been from a house fronting the Roman street. An almost complete Roman jar may be part of a votive deposit associated with the house. <5>