Roman floors, recorded in 1974.

In his copy of Morant, William Wire marked on the map, in red, a large part in the SE corner of Insula 40, is a tessellated pavement, but there seems to be no explanatory text.

A red tessellated pavement was found at a depth of nearly 5ft in the garden of East Hill House in 1951 and was covered up agin undisturbed.

Entry in Wire's Diary 22.5.1845 - "Portions of a Roman tessellated pavement has been discovered in a field behind the brewery bottom of North Hill, under it was a quantity of charcoal".

Red tessellated pavement found under the summer house in the garden once Mr Hall's, only about 20 yards E of mr Parish's discoveries "and no doubt part of a continuation of the rooms or passage the corner of which he exposed south of Room

In Dec 1849 a tessellated pavement was found during the rebuilding of the `Peoples' Hall (the site now of St George's Hall) adjoining the Corn Exchange.

Roman tessellated floor, Youth House, recorded in 1968.

Workmen digging the foundations at the rear of the Victoria Inn in 1880 uncovered a tessellated pavement at a depth of 2.5 feet.

Roman mosaic pavement situated within Insula 11, recorded in 1939 or earlier.

Roman Mosaic pavement composed of different coloured tesserae discovered on the site of the Bear Public House in 1842.