Roman fort, possibly dating to the Conquest Period, c.AD 43, and pre-dating the legionary fortress 4km to the north, although it has not been the subject of excavation. The fort enclosed an area c.1.6ha. in size - the size for a cavalry ala or an infantry cohort. The western side of the fort is formed by Heath Farm Dyke.

Winged Roman house discovered to the north side of the temenos of temple 2..

An L-shaped 'cut' feature, dated to the Roman period, was defined in evaluation trench 1 (undertaken by Colchester Archaeological Trust in 1997) at St Mary's Hospital (former Union Workhouse), Pope's Lane, Colchester.

Roman stone-lined drain south of the precinct wall of the Temple of Claudius (MCC1544), recorded in 1964.

Pre-Boudican timber wall, recorded during excavations on the south side of (and outside) the Temple Precinct (MCC1544) in 1964.

Roman classical temple.

Romano-Celtic temple precinct on the Royal Grammar School Playing Field excavated in 1947.

Roman cremation burial, may be associated with the Roman temple-tomb, recorded by excavation in 2005.

Early Roman ditch aligned WNW to ESE, recorded by excavation in 2005.

C1 fragments of wall on the N boundary of the temple enclosure.