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

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

Roman east-west concrete footway along the southern wall of the precinct of the Temple of Claudius, recorded in 1964.

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

Roman N to S wall (no. 8) recorded during excavations at 5 Maidenburgh Street in 1964. Possibly part of the Temple Precent, but this is not at all clear.

Roman east-west street situated between Insula 14 and 22.

Roman Road running southwest to northeast from Gosbecks to the junction just southwest of the Roman town.

Late Roman ditch discovered during excavations at Balkerne Lane in 1973-6.

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

Bronze statue of Mercury found just after the Second World War by a ploughman called Beales at Gosbecks Farm. The statue was uncovered near to the temple portico (see MCC2849), although an accurate find spot is not know.