Morant states that `near half of a very fine and elegant (pavement) was discovered, 12 May 1763, on the N side of High Street, in a garden belonging to Mr John Bernard, appothecary and chirugeon, late part of a yard of the Falcon and Queen

Roman hypocaust?, corner of Queen Street and East Hill, recorded in 1925.

In 1953 deep ploughing between the farmhouse and Roman river tore up mortar, painted wall plaster and tiles, mostly hollow flue-tiles.

In 1934 the site of the new GPO was examined before the new building was begun.

Excavation prior to the construction of a day nursery.

Roman building within Insula 34 discovered during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Excavations uncovered Roman stone houses and part of the street grid.

Roman burial urn, Nurses Home, Essex county Hospital, Oxford Road, recorded in 1931.

Large Roman building, with a hypocaust in one room, investigated during excavations at the Middleborough (Cattle Market) site in 1979.

Roman wall, Kings Head, Headgate, recorded in 1893.