Finds recorded by William Wire from the field behind the castle included a penny of Henry III (see 12303 for Roman houses here).

Pipe-makers kiln (c.1680-1720).

This is clearly shown on Morant's map of 1748 and the C and A map of 1777, but it is now missing.

Some remains of Bastion 7 can be seen under the former Aberdein's Restuarant (which looks up along Long Wire Street).

King Coel's Pump stood near the exchange, S of St Peter's Church, and at the W end of the High Street.

Lime kiln and furnace found in the SE corner of site excavated in advance of redevelopment.

18 water leaf capitals founs on a watching brief may be from St John's Abbey.

St Botolph's Priory, founded at the close of the 11th century AD, was the first house of Augustinian Canons in the country.

Site of windmill.

The almshouses were converted to a workhouse in the C18 and in Morant are called `St Katherine's Hospital' at `the Spittle'.