Medieval and later features, including foundations and a wood lined drain were revealed.

Features relating to the Civil War and later wars were uncovered on this site.

Medieval robber trenches, three 13th -14th century pits, two areas of terraced ground from the post-medieval period, several post-medieval sleeper walls a drain and an oven/hearth, recorded during excavations in 1989-90.

13th century Friary of Franciscan order, established in 1237.

A multi-phase Medieval building was revealed during excavations on the west side of Middleborough (Cattle Market) in 1979 .

Remains of a mortar floor of Roman or Medieval date. Fragments of a Medieval louvre found.

A group of medieval and early medieval pits and post-holes defined during excavations at 21 St Peter's Street, Colchester, and cutting the metalled surface of a Roman road (MCC3076).

A sequence of Roman trackways and enclosures, investigated during the installation of a water pipeline, containing corn-driers represents a crop-processing area dating from the mid-1st to later 4th century. The crop-processing enclosure was enlarged in the mid/late 2nd century. A medieval stock enclosure dating from the 12th/13th to 15th century was recorded beside Brookhouse Road. In addition, a shallow clayey peat deposit measuring 60m across was exposed to the south-west of the excavated area, in the floodplain of the tributary stream near its junction with the Roman River.

Post-Roman ditches and pits of probable post-medieval and modern date.

16th century building (CAT Building 150), Long Wyre Street, recorded during excavations in 1979.