1928-29 excavation season; the dry summer revealed signs on the surface that led to investigation against the fence on the W side of the meadow.

Contractors trenches (0.7-1.0m deep) cut through the remains of a Roman building.

Although alleged remains of Roman house under town wall E of bastion 5 is documented there was a house near.

Three Roman foundations and parts of mortar bases for tessellated floors uncovered.

pipe trench dug along the street was dug through the stump of a Roman wall under the modern street.

Roman tessellated pavement, Culver Street, recorded in 1958 (at the latest).

Roman robbed-out wall discovered during the excavation of a sewer trench at the Queen Street Bus Station site in 1958/9.

Roman road between fortress/town and main Colchester to London Road (MCC1928), continuing southwards to Gosbecks (recorded as MCC2529).

OS 1:500 map marks `Roman pavement and coins found, 1852 and 1853' under the site of the former shed where the Park Cafe now stands.

Mosaic pavement and foundations found close to 18 (=12488).