Large bronze circular mound or stud found.

Early C19 house and associated buildings.

A small excavation in 1975-76 by Colchester Archaeological Committee of a possible domestic timber structure within an irregular ring ditch, dated to the Late Bronze Age. These were defined as cropmarks in 1974 and they are within a much larger area of cropmarks. In addition, a small assemblage of early Anglo-Saxon material suggested occupation in the immediate vicinity.

16 sherds (68g) of early Anglo-Saxon pottery and a single early Anglo-Saxon marvered bead were recovered (from the ploughsoil and subsoil) during a small excavation by Colchester Excavation Committee in 1975-76. See MCC5164 for main record.

Post medieval house in East Stockwell Street (demolished).

Timbers and sediments indicating former course of the millrace of East Mill.

A watching brief recorded the presence of substantial deposits of modern and post medieval soils.

Roman pits and ditches and probably four Roman inhumations found.

Test Pit 8, one of ten test pits excavated by Access Cambridge Archaeology in West Mersea in 2009, produced one sherd of 17th century pottery.

Medieval tiled floor on north side of High Street, recorded in 1927.