Recorded in the Listing description as a C16 timber-framed house but analysis by David Andrews indicates the building is a hall and cross-wing dating from the 14th or early 15th century.

14th century Hospital, founded in c.1352.

Copper alloy heraldic pendant, recorded in 1992.

Bronze and ivory mount found in garden and a circular ivory disc.

A bifid handle from a large medieval jug or cistern was found during a watching brief.

Depicted on Ordance Survey First Ed. map series 1885

Evidence of 15th or 16th activity cutting the Roman levels.

A layer of demolition debris containing wall-plaster from a Roman building and a robbed out wall of a Roman building was uncovered.

Excavation at Birch Pit, Maldon Road, Birch, Colchester, 2007

Test Pit 9, one of ten test pits excavated by Access Cambridge Archaeology in West Mersea in 2009, produced a sherd (6g) of Late Bronze Age pottery and a Roman grey ware sherd (6g) as well as medieval and later pottery.