Urn, Meanee Barracks

Anglo-Saxon cemetery, Guilford Road Estate

Finds dating from between Roman period and the 16th century, recorded by evaluation in 1999. Finds included two large timbers were recovered which may have been from a Roman wharf. There was also a large quantity of leather pieces including shoe soles of late 14th century date, offcuts from leather working and an unusual piece consisting of two straps held together by a thong.

Medieval bastion, Priory Street

Medieval bastion, Priory Street

One in-situ Roman cremation and other possible cremations recorded at Handford House (now Handford Place), Colchester, during an evaluation in 2002.

Early Roman industrial compound discovered during excavations at Sheepen in 1970.

Mill House is a grade II-listed timber-framed and rendered building on the eastern side of Mill Lane (NHLE no. 1273724), approximately equidistant between St Mary’s church and Dedham Mill.

An in situ metalled surface and debris from the demolition of a Roman building defined in an evaluation trench at 2-3 Priory Street in 2014.

Medieval Fishing pond / mill pond (probably older than the fishing lodge of 1591).