Coastal fish weirs at West Mersea.

Norman stone house demolished in 1886 to the rear of Jacklin's Cafe.

P.G. Laver excavated the site of Bastion 1 in 1923, revealing the construction of the Roman town wall behind the bastion.

This rather dilapidated bastion was excavated by P.G. Laver in 1923.

Possibly Anglo-Saxon burials have been recovered.

Cropmarks consisting of a number of linear features and trackways, some of which may be associated with the WW2 coastal defences.

Although the building became known as the Sergeants’ Mess towards the end of the 20th century, it was constructed as the Officers’ Quarters for the Royal Artillery in 1874-5, within the Royal Artillery Barracks (later Le Cateau Barracks).

Berechurch Dyke, aligned approx. NNE to SSW from the western end of Barnhall Dyke (S. of Colchester Cemetery) to the Roman River Colne for c.3km. South of Berechurch Hall Camp, the dyke turns NNW to SSE, for c.560m, before turning N to S for a further 560m to the Roman River. In 2016, the dyke was also encountered c.1km to the north, within the area of the former Meeanee & Hyderabad Barracks.

Roman Circus.

Site of fulling mill, on C and A map, 1777 and later brick mill of 1837