Roman pottery, tile and metalwork.

Three phases of Roman ditch, two or more Roman pits, a pit or possible grave, and a semi-circular gully, recorded during 2011 Site K excavation, in advance of the redevelopment of the former Meeanee & Hyderabad Barracks, Mersea Road.

Four north/south ditches and one east/west ditch recorded by excavation in 2016, primarily of an early Roman date. Another two north/south ditches were identified by evaluation in 2013 (T3, F19 and T4, F2), although F19 could not be traced by excavation. A number of Roman pits/rubbish pits were excavated, indicative of occupation, with finds from the site forming a moderately wealthy assemblage.

A trial-trenched evaluation and small excavation in 2015, in advance of a housing development, defined a small number of late prehistoric (ditches, pits and post-holes), which produced a small assemblage of handmade pottery (incl. three decorated sherds) dated to the Early Iron Age. The excavation also defined a probable Roman ditch (containing a 2nd century AD sherd).

Bronze Age and Early Iron Age ditches were defined in advance of the construction of a water pipeline in 2011.

A late C4 inhumation cemetery on the east side of the excavated site.

Middle Iron Age sub-rectangular ditched enclosure with an internal round-house, defined by excavation in 2003 (Area 2) in advance of the construction of the new Garrison.

Roman temple-tomb discovered at crossroads of two major Roman routes into Colchester.

A WWII anti-aircraft battery appearing extant on an early RAF vertical photograph.

Evaluation revealed several pits and a ditch of 14th to 16th century date.