An Anglo-Saxon structure should await discovery somewhere, perhaps under the present church or a little to the S near the curve of the churchyard.

Section cut across Lion Walk itself, revealed that the earliest metalling sealed post-Roman topsoil and at least one stake-hole.

During excavations prior to rebuilding on this site after a fire in 1953 it was found that the castle had obliterated the Roman street.

Many years ago evidence of a cemetery was found in this area.

Early medieval building discovered during excavations at Culver Street between 1981-2 and 1984-5.

Bronze Age and Early Iron Age ditches were defined in advance of the construction of a water pipeline in 2011.

Churchyard surrounding the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Layer Marney.

17th century house (and Medieval Wall).

C12 and later church

12th century origin, considerably altered. Closed 1953. Now Masonic Hall.