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Evaluation identified widespread ground disturbance in the medieval period thought to be associated with stone quarrying, and pits dating from the 12th to 14th centuries.

6-8, St. Nicholas Street. 17th century timber-framed building.

Brewery located on Guildhall Street in Bury St Edmunds. Former site of the Golden Lion pub.

Flaked flint axehead found in garden , circa 1976.

Bronze circular brooch, backward looking animal, 9th to 11th Century.

Inhumation (or inhumations?) with glass bead necklace (including `black glass beads') and two bronze finger rings reputedly found during excavation of footings for bungalow, now 68 The Street, by building workers.

?Med pot and tile (scatter?) from garden of 7 Lansdowne Road (S1).

Sherds, including colour coated and samian (S1).

Evaluation revealed colluvial deposits of up to 1.1m were present over much of the site, and sealed archaeological deposits in four of the ten excavated trenches.

Monitoring of the footing trenches revealed a single post medieval feature as weel as a small quantity of unstratified Roman pottery.