Copper alloy supporting arm brooch, dating to the 5th century AD, recorded in 1992.

Trial trenching followed by a watching brief revealed evidence of a Roman Cemetary area. Civil War seige ditches possibly located.

A group of septaria and small fragments of peg- tile observed during groundwork for a new roundabout may be part of a wall foundation.

Late C17/early C18 timber framed barn.

Mid C14 timber framed barn with C19 alterations.

Site of C19 and earlier corn mill, C19 gin distillery and C20 laundry.

The 12ha site lies 2.5Km north of Colchester town centre. An evaluation revealed a widespread area of linear features of late Iron Age/early Roman date no specific plan could be formulated from the evaluation evidence. A single sherd of late Bronze/early Iron Age and two possible ditches of medieval date.

C19 Boundary post.

Extension of the 2003 evaluation from the west edge of the tennis courts uncovered further evidence of a Roman house.

A group of post-holes was recorded, one of which contained 15 sherds of undiagnostic Roman pottery, investigated during the installation of a water pipeline.