Two patches of a Roman tessellated floor of a plain red tile, recorded during a wathcing brief in 2007.

CAT Building 214; a large, high status Roman building.

Roman building, a complex of rooms off of the Roman street (CAT Building 25), recorded during the major excavations, 1971-4.

Apparently the church is on the site of a substantial Roman town house..

Roman pavement, S of High Street, 80 yards S of East Hill House.

Roman pavement "consisting of rude and coarse tesserae of brick" found in the kitchen garden of Dr Piggott.

Foundations, floors, painted plaster, etc, found at a depth of 3-4ft in the garden of St Peter's Vicarage at various times since 1844.

Small excavation in the garden of 60 North Hill in 1945.

Entry in Wire's diary, 1856: "a pavement made with red tesserae was discovered in laying a drain down Mr Hitchcock's back way, Culver Street.

Note in Wire's Diary states that another decorated pavement was found on the S side of the Red Lion Inn when part of it was converted into an iron warehouse.