Middle Bronze Age cemetery of two phases excavated by the Colchester Excavation Committee in advance of gravel quarrying in 1973 (the site used as a gravel pit for the A12). The first consisted of seven small round barrows and the second of a Deverel-Rimbury urnfield of 27 or cremations, mostly in urns. Twenty-five small pits, contemporary with the urnfield, were also found.

Tumulus excavated in 1924 by Laver and which produced a rich Belgic burial with the remains of the metalwork of a funerary vehicle, bronzes, gold and silver objects and a coin with the head of Auguustus mounted as a medallion..

The tumulus is suggested to be Bronze Age in origin.

Undated cropmarks recorded by aerial photography, including ring ditches and field boundaries, to the west of Bonds Green Farm and north of Fen Farm.

The digging of a small gravel pit in 1914 recovered one complete collared urn and several sherds.

Group of five round barrows, A to E, within the floodplain (and on the east side) of the River Colne and at the confluence with Salary Brook.

Wealthy late Iron Age burial mound in the gardens of 30 & 36 Fitzwalter Road, Colchester, excavated by Laver & Laver in 1924.

Group of 11 ring ditches within a subrectangular enclosure, part of a second ?enclosure lies to the NE containing a large double-ditched ring ditch with a dark central area.