Black & white tessellated pavement, behind Red Lion Inn, recorded in 1762 and 1849.

Entry in Wire's diary, 27.9.1844 - "Mr Baker ....

Two references in Wire's Diary.

Record in Wire's diary; "visited the sewerage works Long Wire Street, when continuing the drain down Albion Court a tessellated pavement was discovered opposite the third and fourth doors on the north side of the court".

Roman mosaic, 18 North Hill, recorded by William Wire in the 19th century and partially exposed in 1977.

Construction of houses in the garden of St Mary's Cottage.

Roman tessellated pavement, West Stockwell Street, recorded in 1768.

Roman building recorded during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Romano-Celtic temple discovered during excavations in 1959, to the west of West Way on the south bank of the River.

REd tessellated pavement discovered by workmen planting a goal-post near the centre of the meadow, only 18" below the surface.