Cannon ball of impure iron found near the school, diameter: 3.5cms, weight: 104.54g.

Pale green - yellow glazed jug handle found whilst preparing park.

Bricks found in pond.

Several pieces of pottery, perhaps indicating a building? <1> <2>

Site of windmill.

Stone head with gesso, found among rubble under an old cottage oven.

Foundation of the South Gate defined during a watching brief during the excavation of a trench for a replacement gas main in St Botolph’s Street, Colchester.

A historic farmstead comprising the farmhouse and working buildings to the west of Rowhedge Road, East Donyland. Battleswick Farm occupies the site of the medieval manor of ‘Battleshall alias Battleswick’ in East Donyland, which bears the name of its 13th century holder Richard Battle of Wivenhoe. For much of its existence the manor appears to have operated either as a grange or a tenanted farm belonging to the larger estate based at Wivenhoe Hall which it overlooks on the opposite bank of the River Colne.

Medieval mortar and rubble-lined well dated to between 11th and 15th centuries, recorded during excavations in 1989-90.

Two articulated skeletons, both young individuals, and a significant quantity of disarticulated human bone, were uncovered at depths of only 0.68m and 0.74m below the modern ground level in an evaluation trial trench in 2014.