"A tessellated pavement was found at a depth of 6ft at the back entrance (in Culver Street) to No.1 Trinity Street, when excavating for a drain.

In 1849 Wire reported "Lion Walk at the north end a tessellated pavement of coarse red tesserae one inch square was exposed ....

Roman tessellated pavement, 51 High Street, recorded in 1959.

tessellated pavement under the west side of the Sunday School of the Wesleyan Chapel, 104ft S of the centre of Culver Street and 176ft E of the centre of Lion Walk.

Tessellated pavement found before 30 April 1842 on the premises of Mr Salmon - linen draper of no 50 (now 48) High Street and described as leading from ther to the George Inn(?).

Tessellated pavement marked on the OS 1:500 map under Long Wyre Street opposite theentrance to Albion Court with no date.

Foundations and tessellated pavement at the back of King's Head Inn ("not the small Inn now on the Balkerne Gate, but a large hotel which stood on Headgate Court") found when making a strong room for Mr Howard's ofice in Head Gate Court in

A tessellated pavement was found N site 13060 in Mr Inglis' garden.

Tessellated pavement shown under the house at the N corner of Sir Isaac's Wlak and Head Street.

A tessellated pavement was found W of Trinity Street "in the garden of Francis the Solicitor" and is shown on the OS 1:500 map and Cutts' plan - the former gives no date.