Possible earlier post-medieval quay features and modern demolition revealed at postulated site of medieval quay.

Post-Medieval finds and features from excavations of a Roman road line: a post-Medieval trench; a copper alloy strap tang; a lead object - probably the back part of a seal used to make cloth standards; a copper Royal Farthing of James I; an

A number of medieval and late medieval ditches, pits (clay extraction pits?) and post-holes were defined (possibly part of a structure?) in advance of the construction of a water pipeline in 2011.

Large quantity of broken post medieval pottery and glass found by workmen in a brick lined pit behind the bank.

An archaeological evaluation was carried out in February 2003 but little archaeological material was recorded.

Medieval building, dating to c.1450/1500, revealed during excavations on the west side of Middleborough (Cattle Market) in 1979. The north wing of the timber-framed building survived as the New Market Tavern from 1862 until demolition in 1978.

Roman and post-Roman features discovered at the Gilberd School Site, 1984-5.

Findings of pottery fragments and tile fragments.

Sherds of post medieval pottery recovered from spoil from the moat 1984-5.

The bastion is topped by a C18 summer house, in stone, brick and tiles in pseudo-antique fashion.