Roman mosaic, North Station Road, recorded in 1927.

Large Roman building, with a hypocaust in one room, investigated during excavations at the Middleborough (Cattle Market) site in 1979.

Roman Mosaic pavement composed of different coloured tesserae discovered on the site of the Bear Public House in 1842.

From entry in Wire's Album - pavement not seen by Wire but which he was told was `a very pretty one' forming the floor of a soil pit a little east of Hul's site 51 (13051) and said to extend further in the same garden at a depth of about 3f

Roman House (House I) in Castle Park (Insula 6), partially rexcavated and recorded in 1906 and 1920.

Roman occupation in the grounds of East Hill House

Roman building within Insula 34 discovered during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

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.

Site of a reported Roman building - a wall and mosaic pavement are said to have been found in Stanway Green, but this has not been confirmed.

Entry in Wire's Diary; "Mr James Saxty of Long Wire Street informs me that unedr his house is a mosaic tessellated Roman pavement, and another in the yard, two doors north of Victoria Place, Long Wire Street".