Early medieval stone house, Pelham's Lane. Demolished in 1730.

Post-medieval timber piles from post-medieval river revetment and possible Roman revetment, St Peter's Street, recorded in 1998.

Medieval and later churchyard.

Prehistoric or Medieval? Track way

12th-15th century pottery, 64-76 Hythe Hill, recorded by evaluation in 1999.

A crucible fragment retaining traces of silver, recorded during excavations at the Cups Hotel site in 1973-4.

Crucible fragment containing traces of copper, recorded from a robber trench during excavations at Lion Walk between 1971-4.

Medieval glass likely to be derived from St John's Abbey church windows.

One of two substantial medieval robber trenches on position of the Roman Circus wall, recorded in 2004.

The top of a human skull was encountered in Foundation Pit (FP) 3, for one of the new floodlights around the perimeter of the new tennis courts in 2013, and is most likely to be an early medieval grave.