C12 and later.

A small trench was excavated on the frontage of Trinity Street to examine the post-Roman occupation.

Trial trenches at the rear of the street frontages in advance of residential redevelopment established that significant post-Medieval deposits were deeper than anticipated and would be relatively undisturbed by the development.

Roman pottery, a post medieval clay pipe bowl, and bone recovered during work on foundations for an extension to a private house at 54 South Street in ?1984.

Human remains found by workmen in sevice trenches for new bungalow in 1988.

Anglo-Saxon? and later church demolished in 1878.

Construction of rear extension.

Extension to the S side of the existing building.

Two early Anglo-Saxon cruciform brooches found by workmen on the site of the Union House (MCC5174) in the mid 19th century.

Eight test pits in the Colchester Borough Council lorry and car parks revealed no clear deposits or finds of archaeological significance to depths of around 2m below present ground levels.