Medieval hearth, Angel Yard, recorded during excavations in 1986 and 1989.

Medieval Kiln 1-5 Trinity Street

Ditch (F1) in T5, T7 and T9, aligned NNE to SSW, defined during a trial-trenched evaluation in 2013.

C18 fronted building with medieval cellar.

Late C18 brick fronted building with older, possibly medieval, core.

C16 timber-framed house.

Early medieval sun dried brick wall, St John's Abbey.

Narrow strap end with a small area of silvering on upper face, recorded in 1992.

Medieval settlement features represented by the corner of a timber building and one side of a palisaded and ditched enclosure, investigated during the installation of a water pipeline south of Chapell Road. The relatively large pottery assemblage included a fragment of a Rouen ware jug, imported from Normandy from the late 12th to mid-13th century. This jug may have been traded from Colchester, and its presence here may indicate that this settlement was of high status.

Roman stone mould from Colchester