In 1909 a silver coin hoard contained in a flat leaden vessel was found 5'6" below the surface of the premises for the new London and Country Bank in the High Street, Colchester.

Building survey and excavation here during alteration to Nos 2 and 3, and erection of a new building on the site of No 1.

Building survey and excavation carried out during alteration to Nos 2 and 3 and erection of a new building on the site of No 1.

Pottery found in sinking the `new well' at the Waterworks near the foot of Balkerne Hill included Medieval gathes (whatever they are?).

Trial trenching NE of the standing remains of the nave of the Priory Church (see MCC7950) revealed traces of the previously unrecorded transept.

One Medieval sherd was found in trial trenching here.

The timber-framed and weatherboarded tower is probably late C17 or early C18 (see 12423 for original tower).

Contractors trenches (0.7-1.0m deep) cut through the remains of a Roman building.

Early medieval dump and later burials.

Medieval ditch.