Mechanical digging in 1959 cut through an oak lining to a trench/ grave into which a lead coffin had been inserted. Lid was ornamented with four St Andrew's crosses. A few small fragments of bone and gypsum were apparently fro the coffin.

Street represented by Micklegate between Barker Lane and Micklegate Bar but not directly beneath it. At Barker Lane it diverges east to the post Roman river crossing at Ouse Bridge. The Roman street continued NE although was eventually blocked by a ...

The remains observed on this site consisted of two rows of rough stone columns 3 ft. high and 1 ft. to 1½ ft. square, which were clearly meant to support a platform. Interpretation of these columns as a wharf is doubtful.

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The tombstone of Flavius Flavinus centurion of the VIth Legion was found in 1927 on Rawcliffe Lane.

Roman vase found at Scoreby.

Roman building ranges and apsed structure as well as a pit dating to the Anglo-Scandinavian period were excavated at 37 Bishophill Senior in 1975. At 58-59 Skeldergate structures and features of Anglo-Scandinavian, medieval and post-medieval date w...

Traces of settlement of Romano-British form show as cropmarks on aerial photographs of Dunnington Common. One complex is centred on SE 674 513. It comprises a length of ditched trackway 270 m. long, with part of another of sinuous plan , and about 70...

Aerial photographs record the cropmarks of a possible Romano-British settlememt on Rawcliffe Moor. The features comprise a network of intersecting boundary lines aligned approximately north-south and east-west, which may not necessarily be coeval wit...