Robbed hypocaust found sealing a large E-W ditch, back filling of which dated to the first half of the C2.

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

Large Roman building, with a hypocaust in one room, investigated during excavations at the Middleborough (Cattle Market) site in 1979.

Roman building (House V) discovered during excavations on the Lewis's Gardens site (Insula 39) in 1958.

Roman hypocaust F25, Kirkee McMunn Barracks, recorded during a watching brief in 1994. Excavation was limited to a small number of narrow trenches at the edge of F25.

Account in Wire's diary, 1848, notes that during the sewerage works in Long Wire Street extensive remains of a Roman villa were discovered.

Roman occupation (and slight prehistoric activity, see 16847).

Site of Roman building - a foundation of a pavement noted by Laver in 1922.

Roman hypocaust?, corner of Queen Street and East Hill, recorded in 1925.

Roman settlement gradually revealed during gravel works with little organised investigation.