Directly below sand bedding deposits for the original stone flagged cellar floor lay a sequence of gravel metallings for a major Roman street. The street. aligned north east to south west separated insulae containing the public baths to the south-east and Roman forum to the north-west. The gravel metallings were cut through by a brick built dome topped eighteenth century well. Removal of well lining indicated a total road thickness of c. 1.9m comprising numerous surfacings of compacted street metalling. The uppermost late Roman streets had been truncated during cellar formation in the late fourteenth century. Pre-Flavian samian recovered from leached redeposited brickearth underlying the primary street indicated a mid first century date for the first road.