A north-south aligned ditch was encountered at a depth of 0.85m below ground level. The feature produced a small assemblage of pottery providing a date in the late 2nd to 3rd century, including a number of conjoining sherds of decorated Samian.

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Two sides of an enclosure found in 1926-8, containing 2nd-4th century pottery, tiles and querns; traces of walling. The finds were interpreted as indicating the possible site of a villa.

Roman features and deposits representing a relatively complex stratigraphic sequence that include a ditch, large post-holes relating to what must have been a substantial building, and feature that appear to relate to either metal-working or crop-dryi...

Cut features of early Roman date including pits, ditches and a posthole were found during an evaluation at Connought Court in 2004. They exhibited a limited degree of intercutting, suggesting that they represent more than a simple single phase of act...

Ditches belonging to Roman field system dating to 2-4th centuries running parrallel to Roman road 2. The form of some of the ditches suggests that they may have contained integral posts.

Described in RCHME Vol 1 p63 as occupation debris revealed by chance in the 18th century.

Assumed line of Roman Fishergate. Possibly a prehistoric route which became formalised by the late 1st century as a main Roman road. This was accompanied by an inhumation and cremation cemetery of the late 1st to 3rd century, Roman field systems and...

This possible Roman fortified enclosure has been proposed by the RCHME from three excavations in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The supposed enclosure includes buried remains adjoing the fortress on the NW and at the least including th...

Burials recorded at Baile Hill in the 19th century including several tile tombs. Cremation burial also noted.