Roman mortar floor identical to MCC2879 (found in 2003), recorded in an evaluation trench (T2) in 2005.

Roman tessellated floor recorded in an evaluation trench (north end of T2) in 2005.

Partial remains of a small Roman building with timber walls and daub (tessellated later) floor (CAT Building 178), recorded during excavations at Osborne Street, 1988-89.

Apparently the church is on the site of a substantial Roman town house..

Roman pavement, S of High Street, 80 yards S of East Hill House.

Excavations by St Mary's Rectory in 1965 showed that the town wall had been free-standing and the ramparts had been added later (usually the reverse is true).

Roman pavement "consisting of rude and coarse tesserae of brick" found in the kitchen garden of Dr Piggott.

Small excavation in the garden of 60 North Hill in 1945.

Note in Wire's Diary, 25-11-1842; "A labourer ...

Roman building with tesselated floor on east side of Queen Street, next to Bus Park entrance, recorded in 1969.