The OS 1:500 map marks `Roman foundations found', without date, 70ft W of Long Wire Street and 145ft N of Short Wire Street.

In May 1935 Mr EJ Rudsdale noted a red tessellated floor at the back of the National Omnibus Company's Garage "near trench dug in 1931" and at a depth of 4.5ft.

Three Roman foundations and parts of mortar bases for tessellated floors uncovered.

At various times, a Roman pavement and tesserae have been found around West Mersea Church (MCC8909). See MCC8858.

Roman tessellated pavement, Culver Street, Colchester, discovered in 1881.

One or probably two larger public buildings constructed on the Victoria Inn site, replacing the earlier high-status Roman residence (MCC2882).

CAT building 21; a large, high status Roman building.

Work on the Roman town was principally concentrated in Insula 36.

A red pavement in the yard of the public house formerly known as the `Bishop Blaize' - there is difficulty in locating this.

A red tessellated pavement was found at a depth of nearly 5ft in the garden of East Hill House in 1951 and was covered up agin undisturbed.