Roman settlement gradually revealed during gravel works with little organised investigation. Possibly an early camp for much of the material is early. It consists of Claudian-Neronian material from pits, parts of a cemetery, two timber-lined wells and a possible landing place. There were also at least three Roman houses with hypocausts and tessalated pavements and a bronze vessel. <1> One of the houses was partially excavated by Hull in 1936 and although it contained a hypocaust, it was of poor quality. <2> Imported vessel of beaten bronze found in 1932. <3> Most of the finds, including the Benton collection, are in Colchester Museum including military equipment, coins, brooches, pottery and other items. <4> Other refs: <5> <6> <7>

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