A tessallated pavement was found under the E wall of the SE bay window of the modern rectory when it was built in 1781.

An archaeological evaluation at the rear of the Greyfriars college revealed part of a Roman tesselated pavement.

Site of a reported Roman building - a wall and mosaic pavement are said to have been found in Stanway Green, but this has not been confirmed.

Red pavement said to have been seen behind 2 houses just NW of the Nelsons Head Inn and partly in the NW corner of the inn yard.

In 1938-9 excavations for the public library exposed 23ft of the southern boundary of the insula just E of the SW corner.

In January 1922 a pavement was found immediately inside the NE corner of Lion Walk when sinking a petrol tank.

Pavement under the boundary between the Baptist Chapel and Lion Walk Church.

Roman courtyard house with central yard (CAT Building 20).

Entry from Wire's Diary, 1855; "Mr Smith, fruiterer, North Hill, informs me that he has discovered a tessellated pavement in the garden in his occupation behind the `Chaise and Pair', North hill".

Tessellated pavement found about 1871 in the garden of St Mary's Cottage.