Graveyard of St Mary's Church, Peldon.

Graveyard of St Stephen's Church, Great Wigborough.

Four pits were defined in a discrete area on land to the west of Chitts Hill, Stanway, two by trial-trenched evaluation in 2017 (one was initially interpreted as the remains of a ring ditch) and two by excavation in 2019. One, containing undiagnostic burnt bone, has been radiocarbon-dated to the late Iron Age. Two contained charcoal-rich fills, one of which has been radiocarbon-dated to the middle-late Saxon period.

Norman, Castle Bailey Rampart.

14th century church with later additions and alterations, located on the north side of Hythe Hill.

C15 church.

Early C16 rebuilt church, containing very fine C14 and C16 monuments, C16 wall painting and early C16 stained glass.

Walls are of flint and septaria rubble, partly faced with knapped flints, tower has a large admixture of Roman brick.

Two intercutting unfurnished inhumation burials, cutting Roman road MCC10057, recorded by Colchester Archaeological Group between 1996-98, Silvanus Close, Colchester.

Two substantial ditches, recorded during excavations in 2011 in advance of the redevelopment of the former Meeanee & Hyderabad Barracks, Mersea Road, interpreted as part of a fort constructed in the Civil War of 1648.