Post-Roman buildings and pits ranged in date from C12 to C19 but only survived at the rear of the site.

Extension to rear of existing building.

Bank about 5ft wide.

Early medieval hut (SFB or Grubenhaus) discovered during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Late 17th century house (Rebow House), with later alterations, with an earlier medieval cellar (relating to an earlier building) dated by dendrochronology to the late 14th century.

A large stone-and-mortar foundation associated with the medieval house of the Crouched Friars, recorded by evaluation in 2006.

12th? century stone-built hall (CAT Building 28), corner of Lion Walk and Culver Street, recorded during the excavations at Lion Walk between 1971-4.

Church built c.1500 and heavily restored in 1872 involving much rebuilding.

C12 church with Norman wall paintings, vaulted apse (nave and chancel also originally vaulted) and Norman work of various periods. Bettley and Pevsner (2007, p.305) describe it as 'the most remarkable Norman parish church in Essex'.

Hoard of 14105 long-cross pennies of Henry III found in 1969 in a lead cannister.