Moat

Stone walls and Thetford-type ware were found on the site of a Norman stone house during redevelopment in 1935.

Finds recorded by William Wire from the field behind the castle included a penny of Henry III (see 12303 for Roman houses here).

Pipe-makers kiln (c.1680-1720).

This is clearly shown on Morant's map of 1748 and the C and A map of 1777, but it is now missing.

Some remains of Bastion 7 can be seen under the former Aberdein's Restuarant (which looks up along Long Wire Street).

King Coel's Pump stood near the exchange, S of St Peter's Church, and at the W end of the High Street.

Lime kiln and furnace found in the SE corner of site excavated in advance of redevelopment.

18 water leaf capitals founs on a watching brief may be from St John's Abbey.

St Botolph's Priory, founded at the close of the 11th century AD, was the first house of Augustinian Canons in the country.