Roman building with tesselated floor on east side of Queen Street, next to Bus Park entrance, recorded in 1969.

When the old premises of Messrs Paull's (east corner of George Street) were taken down a cellar was made and 3 walls running parallel to High Street were uncovered.

In 1927 the GPO cut a trench for cables down Pelham's Lane, Culver Street and Trinity Street enabling a number of new observations to be made.

In December 1929 a shaft was sunk at each end of the front of the shop next but one S of the arcade on each side of Wire Street.

Excavations for building the new police station on the site of the former Soldier's Home in Queen Street were carried out in 1939 with such speed that adequate observations of the finds was impossible.

The fifth N-S street from the W of the walled town of Roman Colchester.

Watchiing brief during construction of a new gas main trench, c.06.m deep.

The Roman and later medieval walled town and historic settlement core (although occupation extended beyond the limits of the walled area), 48ha. in area.

Roman large masonry building discovered during excavations at the NCP Car Park site on North Hill, 1965.

Roman building discovered during excavations at Lewis's Gardens (Insula 39) in 1955.