"Cutts shows a cross for a pavement in the middle of the junction of Head Street with High Street.

"A tessellated pavement was found at a depth of 6ft at the back entrance (in Culver Street) to No.1 Trinity Street, when excavating for a drain.

In 1849 Wire reported "Lion Walk at the north end a tessellated pavement of coarse red tesserae one inch square was exposed ....

tessellated pavement under the west side of the Sunday School of the Wesleyan Chapel, 104ft S of the centre of Culver Street and 176ft E of the centre of Lion Walk.

Tessellated pavement marked on the OS 1:500 map under Long Wyre Street opposite theentrance to Albion Court with no date.

A tessellated pavement was found N site 13060 in Mr Inglis' garden.

Roman pavement, coins and a lamp are shown as found under the former Friend Meeting House in Sir Isaac's Walk 1871-2 on the OS 1:500 Map.

Tessellated pavement shown under the house at the N corner of Sir Isaac's Wlak and Head Street.

A tessellated pavement was found W of Trinity Street "in the garden of Francis the Solicitor" and is shown on the OS 1:500 map and Cutts' plan - the former gives no date.

Pavement under the boundary between the Baptist Chapel and Lion Walk Church.