This second volume in the two-part report on Catterick, North Yorkshire, concentrates on the glass, metal and coin assemblages, as well as a broad range of small finds and large groups of leather and animal bone, and human burials. Synthetic discussions of the pottery, coins, small finds and the sites are also included as well as a concluding analysis of the excavation finds as a whole and their significance. Cataractonium as a whole offers crucial new evidence on relations between military and civilian populations, levels of 'Romanisation' in northern Britain, and the transition from the Roman to the medieval period.