Roman tessellated pavement, West Stockwell Street, recorded in 1768.

Roman tessellated pavement, Northgate Street, recorded by resident. The date of discovery is not recorded.

Roman tessellated pavement, St Mary's Rectory, recorded in 1968.

Roman tessellated floor behind Simkin's Shop, North Hill.

There is a red tessellated pavement under the front (E) wall of No.19 Long Wyre Street.

Romano-Celtic temple discovered during excavations in 1959, to the west of West Way on the south bank of the River.

Roman tessellated pavement, High Street, recorded in 1763.

Roman building with a central courtyard, and three mosaic floors, investigated during excavations at Middleborough (Cattle Market) in 1979, adjacent to the Roman north gate.

Earliest records of the site are in Wire's Diary, Nov 1845 to Mar 1847 there is also a sketch plan in the album Wire was informed that a mosaic pavement was found 20 years earlier but covered up again.

Entry in Wire's Diary; "Mr James Saxty of Long Wire Street informs me that unedr his house is a mosaic tessellated Roman pavement, and another in the yard, two doors north of Victoria Place, Long Wire Street".