Bronze Age post-holes, Iron Age and Roman pits discovered during excavations at Kiln Road, Sheepen, recorded in 1971.

Middle or Late Bronze Age pit recorded during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

A small quantity of pottery of probable Bronze Age date.

Bronze Age pit, which contained the Sheepen Cauldron, recorded during excavations in 1932.

Test Pit 9, one of ten test pits excavated by Access Cambridge Archaeology in West Mersea in 2009, produced a sherd (6g) of Late Bronze Age pottery and a Roman grey ware sherd (6g) as well as medieval and later pottery.

Late Bronze Age pit and possible Late Iron Age ditch or pit found during investigation of a pipe-line strip.

Late Bronze Age pit recorded during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Four sherds of late bronze age flint grited pottery associated with two small pits (F19 and F20).

Fieldwalking was undertaken by Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust in 2000 and trial trenching by Archaeological Solutions in 2004. See also MCC5440 and MCC5441.

Pit containing Middle Bronze Age or later pottery found in Trench A3 (Area A) defined during evaluation in 2002 and also in the 2011 Site D excavation at Colchester Garrison Alienated Land Area A1 (former Meeanee & Hyderabad Barracks), Mersea Road, Colchester.