Spread of material mainly Roman (?first and second centuries) including Roman fine wares, amphora, tile and flue tile.

Roman amphora handle found whilst preparing park.

Scatter of Roman pottery found during fieldwalking.

Watching brief excavations carried out in 2003-5 during the construction of a small housing development on the site of the demolished Handford House, 1 Queens Road, Colchester, revealed 68 burials in total, consisting of nine inhumation burials (excluding bone from three further inarticulated inhumations), two busta and 57 other cremation burials (seven of which did not contain cremated bone but have been classified as disturbed cremation burials).

Late Iron Age Berechurch Dyke North (Hyderabad Sector), recorded during 2011 Site J excavation, in advance of the redevelopment of the former Meeanee & Hyderabad Barracks, Mersea Road.

Roman pit, and four undated pits (not entered), recorded during a watching brief in 2001.

Pottery found.

Tessellated pavement found in 1852 under Castle Road, opposite Radnor Terrace, 18 ins. from the surface.

Roman pottery Kiln (Kiln 2). Wire records that a kiln was found at the brickyard, North Station, in 1845.

Late Iron Age and Pre Boudican Roman Pottery, recorded in 1943.