Roman timber-lined well discovered in 1955.

Built on the site of a Roman Building

Mosaic pavement, red and white with `star-like' pattern found, before 1768, in "Berry Field", now the grounds of East Hill House, probably within the NE corner of the meadow 130ft W of the E wall, as marked on the OS 1:500.

(Presumably the following relates to St Mary's Hospital (formerly the Union House) despite Hull placing the account immediately after a note of remains found at the Essex County Hospital).

Roman building (Building 122) discovered during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Roman wall, Head Street, recorded in 1892.

CAT building 212, a possible bath-house.

In 1953 deep ploughing between the farmhouse and Roman river tore up mortar, painted wall plaster and tiles, mostly hollow flue-tiles.

In 1934 the site of the new GPO was examined before the new building was begun.

Excavation prior to the construction of a day nursery.