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Roman triple-ditched fort and large settlement (part of). Part Scheduled.

Rom cinerary vessel found March 1936, 2 feet below surface in house drain trench connecting plot 406, St George's Road. Formerly recorded as FEX MISC

Roman coin and other items found either metal detecting or casual observation.

Burials? Lead coffin fragment & urn reported.

One coin: Constantinopolis Victory on prow. Formerly recorded as PAL MISC

`A Cinerary Urn with burnt bones; a portion of a quern of lava (also see CRN 09321); three bronze dishes, one within the other; a bronze winged figure (Cupid) holding flowers; a dagger with ivory (?) handle and some coins, silver and bronze, were all...

Circa 1937: Rom coin, probably Hadrian (AD 117-138), found in field W of Sandpit House by H J Self, possibly on line of ancient track, reported to OS by Basil Brown (S1)(S2)(R1).

Roman Camp N of Pakenham Windmill (S1).

Roman clay floor and finds made during watching brief.

December 1974: Items found in topsoil during construction of new sportshall at County Upper School: coin of Tetricius? may be Tetimius Antoninianus (cf Reece 771/2), reverse - SPES AUG, obverse - CPIU ESU TETRICIUS CAES (AD 220- 223); bronze ring,...