Tessellated pavement found about 1871 in the garden of St Mary's Cottage. It was taken up and relaid in the veranda of the house. Site marked on the OS 1:500 map and Cutts' plan. <1> <2> Other refs. <3> <4> Digging in this garden in June 1922 by Mr May of which PG Laver took notes and a sketch-plan. The NW angle of a building was found, said to be `some 30ft from the town wall' although the sketch plan shows distance of c.60ft. It lay due S of the pavement described above. Wall was 12" thick, the depth not ascertained, depth from the surface 3.5ft. The N-S arm was parallel to the town wall. The sketch-plan shows two pavements - one (that noted above) against the N wall of the garden. This Mr May stated was that recorded as being found in Mr Unwin's garden and now in the Museum (note in source 1 adds that it is not known in the Museum). The other lies immediately W of the projection on the SW face of the house and is said to be similar to the other and still there. <1> <4> Another pavement is marked on the OS 25" map 70ft W of the pavement found in 1871 with no information. The 1:500 map marls bronze coins only at this point - Hull believs there may be an error on the 25" map. <1> Other ref. <5>