Cutting of a water main along Culver Street from Head Street 1936.

Record in Wire's diary; "visited the sewerage works Long Wire Street, when continuing the drain down Albion Court a tessellated pavement was discovered opposite the third and fourth doors on the north side of the court".

Wheeler and Laver record a pavement or paved way W of Queen Street, opposite no.27 and refer to TEAS OS v.5 and the OS 1:500 map which do not tally.

In 1929 many old buildings were demolished to make way for the Wire Street Arcade and in this and other demolitions about the same time Smith's Yard and Albion Court disappeared.

Residential development (part of Dutch Quarter phase 3); the trenches dug for new houses revealed 5 pieces of archaeological information.

Construction of houses in the garden of St Mary's Cottage.

Roman building recorded during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

REd tessellated pavement discovered by workmen planting a goal-post near the centre of the meadow, only 18" below the surface.

Roman House (House I) in Castle Park (Insula 6), partially rexcavated and recorded in 1906 and 1920.

Roman tessellated pavement, St Mary's Rectory, recorded in 1959.