Entry in Wire's diary, 1856: "a pavement made with red tesserae was discovered in laying a drain down Mr Hitchcock's back way, Culver Street.

Note in Wire's Diary states that another decorated pavement was found on the S side of the Red Lion Inn when part of it was converted into an iron warehouse.

Excavations for building the new police station on the site of the former Soldier's Home in Queen Street were carried out in 1939 with such speed that adequate observations of the finds was impossible.

Watchiing brief during construction of a new gas main trench, c.06.m deep.

The Roman and later medieval walled town and historic settlement core (although occupation extended beyond the limits of the walled area), 48ha. in area.

Roman large masonry building discovered during excavations at the NCP Car Park site on North Hill, 1965.

Mosaic pavement, red and white with `star-like' pattern found, before 1768, in "Berry Field", now the grounds of East Hill House, probably within the NE corner of the meadow 130ft W of the E wall, as marked on the OS 1:500.

Roman building discovered during excavations at Lewis's Gardens (Insula 39) in 1955.

Two patches of a Roman tessellated floor of a plain red tile, recorded during a wathcing brief in 2007.

CAT Building 214; a large, high status Roman building.