15th or 16th century house and Inn (demolished).

Medieval Bastion, Town Wall, Vineyard Street.

A small quantity of human bone was found during a watching brief in 2006 for the Castle floodlights bunker, to the south of the Keep.

The remains of a Roman circus were discovered in 2004, during investigations in advance of the residential redevelopment of Colchester Garrison, c.400m south of the walled town. The circus was c.450m long x 75m wide and it consisted of a long, narrow U-shaped arena with evidence of eight starting-gates and a central archway at the square (west) end, and tiered seating-stands (Cavea) around the rest of the circuit. There were passageways through the seating-stands all round the circuit to provide access for the spectators (and there would have been a large archway in the curved end). A central barrier known as a spina ran down the centre, c.239m long.

Roman pit dated to the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, recorded by evaluation in 2002.

Roman? ditches recorded during evaluation in advance of a new car park in 2006.

Part of a stone structure contemporary with St John's Abbey, likely to have been part of the monastic buildings.

C16/C17 timber-framed buildings, formerly the Assembly Room, King's Head Inn.

Medieval casting pit dated to the 11th or 12th centuries discovered at the Gilberd School Site in 1984-5.

Fieldwalking to assess the archaeological implications of a proposed major extension to the existing pit.