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Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015

East Anglia THREE

Appendix 25.2 Onshore Archaeology And Cultural Heritage Gazetteers Environmental Statement Volume 3 Document Reference – 6.3.25 (2) Author – Wessex Archaeology East Anglia THREE Limited Date – November 2015 Revision History – Revision A


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Table of Contents

1 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Gazetteers ................................ 1

1.1 Gazetteer of Designated Heritage Assets Within the Study Area .................... 1

1.1.1 National Heritage List for England – Listed Buildings Within the Study Area ...... 1

1.1.2 National Heritage List for England – Registered Parks and Gardens Within the

Study Area............................................................................................................. 4

1.1.3 National Heritage List for England – Scheduled Monuments Within the Study

Area ....................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Gazetteer of Archaeological Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study

Area ............................................................................................................. 5

1.2.1 Suffolk Historic Environment Record – Archaeology ........................................... 5

1.2.2 Archaeology Records Identified During RSK Walkover Survey .......................... 55

1.3 Gazetteer of Negative Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area

................................................................................................................... 55

1.4 Designated Heritage Assets Within the ZTV ................................................. 57

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25.2 ONSHORE ARCHAEOLOGY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE GAZETTEERS

25.2.1 Gazetteer of Designated Heritage Assets Within the Study Area

Due to changes in the Development Area extent between the PEIR and the ES a number of

designated assets no longer fall within the revised Study Area. These are still listed for reference but

appear as grey text.

25.2.1.1 National Heritage List for England – Listed Buildings Within the Study Area

WA

No.

List Entry

No.

Name Grade Easting Northing

1 1377188 Martello Tower adjacent to Rose Cottage II 635592 239760

2 1392096 Tower House II 635588 239791

3 1030776 High House II 634794 239762

4 1391064 Elm Row II 632327 240843

5 1243876 Goseford Hall II 630198 239198

6 1319469 K6 Telephone Kiosk II 629398 239005

7 1030917 The Dog House II 629382 238983

8 1030914 Church of St Ethelbert II* 629331 239043

9 1030916 Falkenham Hall II 629325 238996

10 1030918 Fishers Cottage II 629239 238978

11 1030929 Church of All Saints II* 628552 242352

12 1377129 Church Farmhouse II 628173 244131

13 1030921 Old Rectory II 628132 239770

14 1377100 Church of St Mary and St Martin II 628122 239714

15 1198171 Keepers Cottage II 628093 239733

16 1377130 Rose Cottage II 627994 245160

17 1198704 Newbourne Hall II* 627374 242918

18 1030899 The Fox Public House II 627364 243156

19 1283720 Howe's Farmhouse II 626650 245861

20 1030418 Barn, 30 metres east of Hill Farmhouse II 626645 241334

21 1377369 Hill Farmhouse II 626617 241321

22 1030898 Thatch Cottage II 626410 246290

23 1030891 The Old Rectory II 626262 246957

24 1030893 Church of St Mary II* 626247 246899


WA

No.

List Entry

No.


25 1030892 Martlesham Hall II 626196 246845

26 1199932 Creek Farm II 625991 247597

27 1283753 Sluice Farmhouse II 625737 247570

28 1030890 The Round House II 625679 246829

29 1198682 1, Top Street II 625359 247745

30 1377127 Seckford Hall Lodge II 625350 248406

31 1030897 5 And 6, The Street II 625280 247407

32 1377181 Barn at Seckford Hall and spur wall II 625272 248422

33 1030755 Seckford Hall II* 625253 248366

34 1030896 Red Lion Cottages II 625220 247158

35 1030895 Red Lion Inn II 625192 247188

36 1030894 Red House II 625190 247150

37 1030889 Brook House II 624879 247312

38 1377126 Beaconhill Farm House II 624651 247396

39 1198058 Birdshill II 624382 248620

40 1030754 Garden ornament circa 100 yards east south east of Bealings

House

II 624334 248714

41 1284017 Bealings House II 624251 248871

42 1030756 Rosery Farmhouse II 624139 248575

43 1377180 The Rosery II 624097 248628

44 1284000 The Lodge II 623560 248408

45 1198040 Kiln Farmhouse II 623512 248723

46 1030734 Church of All Saints II 622913 247991

47 1377179 Old Rectory Cottages II 622763 248953

48 1198021 The Boot II 622494 248802

49 1183037 Playford Grange, Playford Mount II 622156 248592


51 1030509 Monument to Sir Thomas Clarkson, 10 metres south west of

Church of St Mary

II 621753 248075

52 1031559 17 II 621149 249122

53 1377334 Culpho Hall II 620820 248688


WA

No.

List Entry

No.


54 1030514 Tuddenham Hall II 620039 248889

55 1377302 Manor Farmhouse II 619361 248665

56 1183151 The Fountain Inn II 619358 248556

57 1284188 Barn 30 metres south of Valley Farmhouse II 618493 249618

58 1183210 Walnut Tree Cottage II 617942 249419

59 1236092 Barn and outbuildings to south east of Westerfield Hall II 617536 248446

60 1236127 Swan's Nest II 617529 248322

61 1264761 Westerfield Hall II* 617509 248474

62 1030520 Venns Farmhouse II 617406 249548

63 1352029 Akenham Hall II 615873 249518


65 1033283 Rise Hall II 614690 248681

66 1251154 Claydon Hall II 614182 249522

67 1262695 Limekiln approximately 80 metres south east of Limekiln

House

II 613235 249430

68 1263021 The Beeches II 613234 249582

69 1251231 Limekiln II 613184 249511

70 1250928 The Rooks II 613142 249557

71 1263022 Mockbeggars Hall II* 613113 248664

72 1250942 Barn 40 metres north of Broomvale Farmhouse II 612193 249157

73 1262786 Broomvale Farmhouse II 612177 249108

74 1251394 Barn, aligned east/west, 30 metres north west of Broomvale

Farmhouse

II 612165 249147

75 1263026 Stable, aligned north/south, 40 metres north west of

Broomvale Farmhouse

II 612146 249145

76 1263016 Dairy Farmhouse II 611153 247969

77 1250920 Sycamore House II 611047 247912

78 1033263 Bullenhall Farmhouse II 610284 246608

79 1263018 Tye Farmhouse II 609977 247127

80 1036949 Canes Farmhouse II 609164 245344

84 1030915 Swiss Farmhouse II 628874 238917


WA

No.

List Entry

No.


85 1198725 Dairy Farmhouse II 627969 245096

86 1030504 Church of St Botolph II* 621015 249124

25.2.1.2 National Heritage List for England – Registered Parks and Gardens Within

the Study Area

WA

No.

List Entry

No.


81 1001465 Bawdsey Manor II 633725 238125

25.2.1.3 National Heritage List for England – Scheduled Monuments Within the

Study Area

WA

No.

List Entry

No.

Name Easting Northing

82 1006003 Boot Street Bridge 622904 248922

83 1002969 Martello tower at Rose Cottage 635592 239760

87 1008506 Bowl barrow on Waldringfield Heath 626633 244818


25.2.2 Gazetteer of Archaeological Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area

Entries in bold type are located in the HER as situated within the Development Area.

Due to changes in the Development Area extent between the PEIR and the ES a number of features no longer fall within the revised Study Area. These are

still listed for reference but appear as grey text.

25.2.2.1 Suffolk Historic Environment Record – Archaeology

WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event

Monument Type Period Description Easting Northing

84 MSF18065 EMERGENCY

DEFENCE BATTERY

Modern Emergency battery, consisting of two reinforced emplacements with

attached magazines and machine housing.

635790 240254

85 MXS19117 TANK TRAP, CUBE Modern World War II tank trap, Bawdsey, consisting of a line of anti-tank

cubes. The cubes have been removed from these fields by 1965.

635782 240055

86 MSF18791 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of enamelled bronze roundel with trefoil motif. 635678 239734

87 MXS19338 BEACH

SCAFFOLDING

Modern World War II beach scaffolding, Bawdsey 635677 239821

88 MSF18210 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of gold coin, Merovingian tremississ, with clear

evidence of having been used as a pendant (part of suspension loop

survives on reverse) for Bishop ADITUS II.

635605 239735

89 MXS19337 COAST ARTILLERY

SEARCHLIGHT

Modern World War II Coastal Artillery Searchlight, Bawdsey, constructed

sometime between July 1940 and October 1945. The searchlight

would have functioned as part of the coastal battery to the north. By

June1996 the cliff has been eroded and the structure has collapsed

on to the beach.

635589 239766

90 MSF26084 PILLBOX Modern Type 22 pillbox. Single-storey regular hexagonal plan. Flat concrete

roof; doorway in NW wall. 2 embrasures fitted with Turnbull

635557 239659


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


mountings. Formerly accessed by a 'U' plan trench and enclosed by a

square barbed wire enclosure.

91 MXS19227 BEACH DEFENCE,

TRENCH,

EMPLACEMENT

Modern World War II strongpoint, Bawdsey. A number of trenches are visible

in 1940 along with a stretch of barbed wire obstruction. By 1945 a

strongpoint is evident, three side of the enclosure being barbed wire

whilst the eastern side is part of the stretch of beach scaffolding. The

barbed wire has been removed by July 1948, however a hexagonal

pillbox is visible this may have been camouflaged during the war.

635543 239632

92 MSF21388 MILITARY FEATURE Modern Group of large concrete blocks at mid tide level. Possibly anti-tank

blocks although much larger than normal - 2m square. Associated

with wooden groynes, possible sea defence.

635542 239507

93 MSF21389 FEATURE Undated Section of cliff face exposed - silt/muds and shingle visible. 635509 239568

94 MXS19226 PILLBOX,

EMPLACEMENT,

Modern A military strongpoint of World War II date, it can be seen on aerial

photographs from 1945. It consists of a hexagonal pillbox, located on

the cliff edge with a length of barbed wire obstruction enclosing its

western side. Type 22 pillbox.

635415 239510

95 MXS19222 PILLBOX, BEACH

DEFENCE

Modern World War II pillbox and beach scaffolding, Bawdsey A circular

pillbox of World War II date can be seen in aerial photographs in a

small patch of woodland on the cliff edge at Bawdsey. A short stretch

of beach scaffolding can be seen below, at the base of cliff,

protecting the pillbox from attack from the beach.

635312 239361

96 MSF23943 PILLBOX Modern WWI pillbox at Bawdey Hall, in fair condition. 635303 239368

97 MXS19221 SLIT TRENCH,

MINEFIELD

Modern Infantry strongpoint, consisting of a complex of slit trenches,

contained within a hollow square plan minefield.

635245 239537


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


98 MSF26081 PILLBOX Modern Combined type 22 and type 23 pillbox. Rear section consists of an

open anti-aircraft light machine gun emplacement.

635079 239110

99 MSF12259 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval 13th-14th century pottery scatter found fieldwalking. 635075 239105

100 MXS19336 SPIGOT MORTAR

EMPLACEMENT,

SLIT TRENCH,

Modern World War II military features, Bawdsey. A number of World War II

military features, constructed at some time before July 1940, are

visible on aerial photographs, including a number of slit trenches,

and a single gun emplacement, possibly a Spigot Mortar

emplacement. Later buildings may relate to the construction of the

‘diver’ battery.

635050 239084

101 MSF12282 FINDSPOT Prehistoric Flint flake. 635005 239025

102 MXS19224 BARBED WIRE

OBSTRUCTION,

EARTHWORK,

EMPLACEMENT

Modern World War II military feature, Bawdsey. A military feature of World

War II date, can be seen on photographs from 1945. It consists of a

stretch of barbed wire and short ditches in the corner of the field and

at the opposite side of the road is a circular earthwork feature, which

could possibly be a single gun emplacement. Possible road block.

635002 239928

103 MXS19225 DIVER BATTERY,

NISSEN HUT,

Modern World War II Heavy Anti-aircraft Artillery battery, Bawdsey.

Constructed at this location at some point between July 1944 and

October 1945. It consisted of four gun emplacements with a

substantial number of ancillary buildings, most of which appear to

be Nissen huts.

634988 239198

104 MXS19223 BOMB CRATER Modern World War II bomb craters, Bawdsey. Three possible bomb craters

can be seen on photographs taken in 1940.

634912 239102

105 MXS19335 DITCHED

ENCLOSURE

Undated Possible sub rectangular ditched enclosure and linear features are

visible on aerial photographs in Bawdsey parish.

634911 239627


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


106 MSF12284 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Early Bronze Age, double-sided flint scraper. 634905 238945

107 MSF12269 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Six Early Bronze Age flint flakes found as scatter on part of

Foxburrows field.

634865 239245

108 MSF2768 ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano-

British

Fragments of Roman greyware pottery from a dark deposit over 12ft

across, 30 inches deep.

634815 238905

109 MSF12260,

MSF12261

YARD Medieval Small trial excavation revealed late medieval type yard surface and

scatter of mainly local medieval and post-medieval pottery.

634775 239825

110 MSF12252 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Six flint waste flakes found. Probably Bronze Age. 634705 238745

111 MXS19375 MILITARY

BUILDING, SLIT

TRENCH,

EMPLACEMENT

Modern World War II military features, possible strongpoint, Bawdsey A

system of slit trenches can be seen at the edge of the cliff, north of

RAF Bawdsey in 1940, there may be structures within this area of

trenches. To the south of the area two buildings can be seen, these

presumably had a military purpose.

634697 238745

112 MSF25681 VILLAGE Anglo-Saxon Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Bawdsey 634685 240009

113 MSF12264 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval 20m x 20m scatter of 12th-13th century pottery. 634645 239255

114 MSF27378,

MSF18067

RADAR STATION,

BLOODHOUND

MISSILE SITE

Modern Cold War ROTOR Station and Bloodhound Missile Site. The site of

Bawdsey radar station built in the early 1950s as part of the Rotor

programme to modernise the United Kingdom's radar defences.

Bawdsey closed in 1975 and in 1977 features of the Rotor station

were demolished, including plinths, towers and the Type 80

modulator building. In 1979 Bawdsey reopened as a Bloodhound

Mk2 surface to air (SAM) missile site. The missile section became

active in July 1979 as C Flight of 85 Squadron and remained

634624

634655

238738

238790


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


operational until 31 May 1990.

115 MXS20464 BEACH DEFENCE Modern World War II 'Dragon's Teeth' are visible on aerial photographs

poking out of the sand on the beach at Bawdsey

634575 238544

116 MSF16521 ENCLOSURE Undated Cropmarks possible sub-rectangular enclosure containing possible

small square structure of circa 15m sides.

634385 239055

117 MXS19374 PILLBOX, SLIT

TRENCH

Modern World War II Pillbox and Slit Trench, RAF Bawdsey. A hexagonal

pillbox can be seen on photographs from July 1940 onwards. By April

1944 a long slit trench has been constructed, running north along the

side of the road.

634317 238616

118 MXS19392 MILITARY FEATURE,

EMPLACEMENT

Modern World War II military feature, Bawdsey. A small circular structure,

possibly made of concrete, can be seen on photographs from 1944

onwards. It may have been an emplacement for a single gun.

634197 238689

119 MXS19307 PILLBOX Modern Type 24 pillbox of poured concrete, with skirt of concrete sandbag

retaining wall and slit trenches.

634194 238639


OBSTRUCTION

Modern World War II barbed wire defences, Bawdsey They will have formed

part of the numerous defensive features constructed to protect the

important site at Bawdsey during World War II.

634074 238609

121 MSF26351 PILLBOX Modern Type 24 pillbox of poured concrete, with skirt of concrete sandbag

retaining wall.

634007 238642


OBSTRUCTION

Modern World War II Barbed Wire Obstructions, RAF Bawdsey 633960 238342

123 MXS19309 MILITARY FEATURE,

GUN

Modern World War II military structure, possibly a gun emplacment,

Bawdsey. A small crescent-shaped feature can be seen in

633879 238458


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


EMPLACEMENT photographs from 1940 onwards. The feature is most likely to be a

World War II gun emplacement and will have been part of the

wartime defences protecting RAF Bawdsey.

124 MXS19229 TANK TRAP Modern World War II tank trap, Bawdsey It was constructed sometime after

July 1940 and consists of an anti-tank ditch, certain sections of which

are modifications of existing drainage channels, with a length of

beach scaffolding at the eastern end.

633858 238596

125 MXS19304 MILITARY FEATURE Modern Possible World War II military structure, Bawdsey. A tiny circular

structure, possibly made of concrete, can be seen on photographs

from 1944 onwards. It may have been a single gun emplacement or a

water container.

633829 238494


OBSTRUCTION

Modern World War II barbed wire belt, Bawdsey. It formed part of the

numerous defensive features constructed to protect the important

site at Bawdsey during World War II.

633373 238408

127 MSF15552 BRIDGE Post-

medieval

Bridge crossing `Bawdsey Fleet' on Hodskinson's 1783 map. Not

shown on OS 1st edition map of 1838 but a bridge exists in same

general location on 1973 OS map. Reclamation of saltmarsh was

carried out in the 16th and 17th centuries.

633205 238825

128 MSF20758 HULK Modern Small boat in channel in saltmarsh. Quite recent. 633154 238719

129 MSF20767 POST ALIGNMENT Modern Line of large upright round timbers - probably meant to protect

saltmarsh and bank behind.

633136 238579

130 MXS19354,

MXS19355

PIT Undated Two areas of possible pits can be seen cut into the saltmarsh, Deben

Estuary.

633025

633167

238895

238819


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


131 MSF12246,

MSF12245,

MSF16074,

MSF17250

ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval and post-medieval pottery scatter near Alderton House,

12th to 17th century, mostly 13th to 15th century. Also some Roman

and Saxon finds.

632950 240950

132 MXS19220 FLOOD DEFENCES Post-

medieval

Flood bank, Alderton. A former floodbank can clearly be seen, first

as an earthwork and then later as a soilmark to the south of

Alderton parish.

632812 239717

133 MSF13222 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval pottery scatter consisting of 13th to 14th century material. 632750 240650

134 MXS19244 PIT Undated Pits cut into the saltmarsh, Ramsholt, seen on photographs from

2000. The pits may be natural and they may be recent as it is difficult

to identify the same pits on earlier photographs.

632701 239005

135 MSF2754 FIELD SYSTEM,

SETTLEMENT,

TRACKWAY,

ENCLOSURE

Undated Prehistoric or Roman cropmark settlement site consisting of

enclosures and trackways, Alderton parish. The site consists of three

main curvilinear trackways, forming a roughly triangular area in the

centre of the site. To the southern end of the site are a number of

partially visible curvilinear enclosures. Inside these enclosures there

are a number of pits. A possible hut circle is also visible at the south

end of the site.

632670 241219

136 MSF12316 ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age Scatter of Iron Age pottery and burnt flint. 632650 241150

137 MSF17249 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of bronze strap end, very corroded. 632650 241150

138 MSF17910 ARTEFACT SCATTER Bronze Age Metal detector finds of socketed axe mouth fragment and bronze

spearhead tip with possible cut mark (or corrosion) at tip.

632650 241150

139 MSF22338, ESF18846 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, finds from parish. Prehistoric, Roman and 632550 240850


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


MSF22339,

MSF22340

medieval finds.

140 MXS19512 RECTANGULAR

ENCLOSURE

Undated Rectangular ditched enclosure of unknown date, Alderton parish,

possibly modern.

632537 240566

141 MSF16480 FINDSPOT Undated Iron axe-head. 632485 240435

142 MSF22336 ESF18846 ARTEFACT SCATTER Post-

medieval

South-east Suffolk survey, dense post-medieval scatter of brick, tile,

pot and glass, at site of C18-C19 cottage.

632455 240610

143 MSF18656 PIT, DITCH,

FEATURE

Iron Age c.40m x 20m area around Iron Age 'hoard' findspot stripped of

topsoil. One late Iron Age bronze coin, one ditch and two areas of

black sand representing pits/features (not excavated) revealed.

632454 241290

144 MSF22337 ESF18846 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric and later Romano-British

material.

632354 241008

145 MSF22342 ESF18847 FINDSPOT Iron Age South-east Suffolk survey, Iron Age to Romano-British scatter. 632216 241070

146 MSF22344 ESF18847 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, flint scatter. 632175 240548

147 MSF20665 PIT Undated General area full of oyster pits and possible feeding channels. 632152 238664

148 MXS19518 QUARRY Post-

medieval

Post Medieval quarry, Ramsholt parish 632086 240934

149 MXS19519 DITCH, LINEAR

FEATURE, HOLLOW

Undated Linear ditches and possible small quarry, Ramsholt. A number of

linear ditches can be seen showing as cropmarks on photographs

taken in 1948 as well as a small circular hollow.

632060 240755

150 MSF22346 ESF18847 FINDSPOT Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric pot sherd. 632058 240499

151 MSF22347, ESF18847 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, finds from parish. Prehistoric, Roman, 632050 240850


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


MSF22348,

MSF22348

MSF22350

medieval and post-medieval finds.

152 MSF22345 ESF18847 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, medieval pottery. 632011 240437

153 MSF11762 FINDSPOT Romano-

British

Bronze brooch trumpet type (Collingwood type R iv), found metal

detecting.

631950 241350

154 MSF22343 ESF18847 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, finds from parish, prehistoric to medieval

date but possible Romano-British site.

631930 240541

155 MSF22341 ESF18847 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, finds from parish, prehistoric to medieval

date

631918 240911

156 MSF12376 FINDSPOT Medieval Cut short cross penny found metal detecting. 631850 241350

157 MSF11154,

MSF11153,

MSF11155,

MSF17328

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Scatter of pottery and metalwork found metal detecting, includes

Roman, Iron Age and medieval material.

631765

631750

241615

241650

158 MSF11152 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Small scatter of medieval material found near Peyton Hall, while

metal detecting. Peyton recorded as a vill in Domesday Book.

631750 241450

159 MSF12859 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Scatter of medieval pottery located fieldwalking. 631750 240750

160 MSF3654,

MSF3653,

MSF3655

OVAL ENCLOSURE,

HUT CIRCLE

Undated Possible Prehistoric hut circle and possible adjoining oval enclosure,

Ramsholt parish. Also other undated cropmarks.

631683

631658

631638

241649

241621

241569

161 MXS19664 FLOOD DEFENCES Post- A post-medieval sea bank on the eastern side of the Deben estuary, 631551 239631


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


medieval Ramsholt and Bawdsey parishes. A bank is depicted in this position

on the 1st edition OS map of 1838 and 2nd Edition Ordnance Survey

25" maps of circa 1884 and 1904.


medieval

Post-medieval sea banks and flood defences on the western side of

the Deben. A bank is depicted in this position on the 1st edition OS

map of 1838 and 2nd Edition Ordnance Survey 25" maps of circa

1884 and 1904.

631275 239124

163 MSF20763 EARTHWORK Undated Low square earthwork directly in front of sea bank.c.6m x 6m. 631097 240386

164 MXS19510 OYSTER BEDS 19th century Oyster pits cut into the salt-marsh at the edge of the River Deben,

Ramsholt parish.

631043 240383

165 MXS19511 BOMB CRATER Modern World War II bomb crater in salt-marsh at edge of River Deben,

Ramsholt.

630999 240403

166 MXS19325 RIDGE AND

FURROW

Post-

medieval

Post-medieval ridge and furrow, Falkenham. 630776 238899

167 MSF20667 BANK

(EARTHWORK)

Undated Sea defence - wooden posts, chalk and rubble lumps at base of

current wall.

630618 239880

168 MSF11675 DECOY POND Modern `Decoy Pond' marked on 1973 1:10000 map to the north-east of Red

House Farm.

630383 239384

169 MSF22411 SALTERN Romano-

British

Saltern site reported by landowner and verified by SCCAS. 630324 238788

170 ESF19892 EVENT Romano-

British

Fieldwalking, metal detecting and trenched evaluation of land at

Russell's Farm, Falkenham, in advance of an application to create a

farm reservoir. Finds of Roman, medieval and post-medieval date

630064 238828


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


were located during the fieldwalking and metal detecting,

171 MSF16345 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of bronze `spatula' fragment. 629705 238685

172 MSF16346 FINDSPOT Medieval Two metal detected long cross pennies. 629650 238550

173 MXS19556 SAND PIT Post-

medieval

Post-medieval sand pits, Falkenham parish 629633 239344

174 MSF17513 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Thin scatter of small and abraded medieval pottery found during

pipeline monitoring.

629615 238315

175 MSF12314 FINDSPOT Medieval Fragment of bronze spur, some evidence of gilding. 629555 238905

176 MSF3448 RECTILINEAR

ENCLOSURE,

TRACKWAY, FIELD

SYSTEM

Undated Undated field system with possible trackways and enclosures,

Falkenham.

629506 239280

177 MXS22468 RECTILINEAR

ENCLOSURE,

TRACKWAY, FIELD

BOUNDARY

Medieval An extensive complex of field boundaries, enclosures and trackways

of probable medieval, post-medieval and possibly earlier date, can

be seen to the south of Falkenham, as cropmarks on aerial

photographs.

629262 238699

178 MSF22388 FEATURE Undated Ridges recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995.

Three ridges running NE-SW on NW side of Falkenham Wood.

629200 240100

179 MSF18064 FIELD SYSTEM Undated Cropmarks of field boundaries of possible medieval or post-medieval

date are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Back Lane,

Falkenham parish.

629108 238430

180 MSF24072 ESF19780 SITE Bronze Age Evaluation revealed a concentration of Bronze Age and prehistoric

features and finds in the north west of the site and some finds from

629060 241187


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


later manuring activity.

181 MSF3451 FIELD SYSTEM Undated Possible undated field system, Falkenham parish. Consists of a

number of rectilinear field boundaries and a possible trackway

running E-W across it. May be post-medieval field drains.

629032 239490

182 MSF22389 DITCH Undated Ditch recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995,

wood running south-east from north edge.

629000 240900

183 MSF3458 RING DITCH Undated Possible ring ditch with a central mark, Falkenham parish. However

may not be archaeological in nature.

628915 240305


ENCLOSURE

Undated Two possible rectilinear ditched enclosures, seen on air photographs. 628897 240443


ENCLOSURE

Undated Rectilinear ditched enclosure and possible rectilinear ditched

enclosure, Kirton parish, seen on air photographs.

628864 240539

186 MXS19549 EXTRACTIVE PIT Post-

medieval

Two possible post-medieval extractive pits, Kirton parish 628829 240710

187 MXS19541 RIDGE AND

FURROW

Post-

medieval

Possible post-medieval ridge and furrow, Hemley parish. 628779 241729

188 MSF20097 ARTEFACT

SCATTER,

ARTEFACT SCATTER

Romano-

British

Fieldwalking in 1987 uncovered a scattering of Roman pottery. 628721 241990

189 MSF15208 TRACKWAY, FIELD

BOUNDARY

Undated Two ditched trackways of unknown date are visible on aerial

photographs as cropmarks in Kirton parish.

628661 239280

190 MSF20108 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Fieldwalking uncovered 1 core and 12 flakes of worked flint scattered

over whole field.

628654 241934


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


191 MSF20010 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Scatter of medieval pottery found fieldwalking in 1987. 628624 241986

192 MSF11743 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval 13th-14th century medieval pottery found in flower bed to rear of

Church Room, near all Saints Church.

628575 242375

193 MSF13911 CHURCH Medieval A church is recorded at Hemley in the Domesday survey. 628555 242355


medieval

Dense scatter of peg tile fragments found during monitoring for new

water mains.

628505 242583

195 MSF20103 ESF18861 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Fieldwalking revealed medieval pottery. Four sherds also found

during pipeline monitoring

628502 242375

196 MSF20104 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Fieldwalking revealed one piece of Ipswich ware. 628499 242378

197 MSF14643 RING DITCH Undated A ring ditch approximately 15 metres in diameter, possibly the

remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, is visible as cropmark on

aerial photographs in Kirton parish.

628479 239963

198 MSF20112 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Fieldwalking uncovered 10 flakes of worked flint and 2 sherds of

Roman pottery scattered over the whole field

628451 242363

199 MSF3782 ENCLOSURE Undated Ditch system/enclosures seen on air photographs. 628450 240850

200 MXS19537 ENCLOSURE,

LINEAR FEATURE

Undated Possible cropmark enclosures and linear features, south of Hemley

Hall. These cropmarks are not completely convincing as

archaeological features.

628408 242844

201 MSF14644 TRACKWAY,

COPROLITE

WORKINGS

Post-

medieval

Features previously recorded as possible field boundaries and

enclosures visible as cropmarks are probably forming over non-

archaeological features. Narrow linear cropmarks running roughly

south-west to north-east in this area are probably post-medieval

field-boundaries or may relate to a tram-way that serviced a

628402 239992


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


coprolite extraction pit marked on the first edition ordnance survey

map of c.1884.

202 MSF14818 ESF18661 FIELD SYSTEM, Bronze Age Possible later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Waldringfield

parish. Related ditches seen during monitoring in 1999 when two

probable prehistoric pot sherds recovered.

628376 243951


British

Roman greyware pottery, including some adjoining sherds found

whilst gardening.

628364 242706


British

Follis of Maximianus, AD 307. 628355 241155

205 MSF22375 ESF18861 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon One sherd of late Saxon/early medieval Thetford type ware was

recorded in the subsoil during monitoring for new water mains.

628296 242360

206 MSF14645 ENCLOSURE Undated A possible sub-circular ditched enclosure of probable late prehistoric

date is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark in Kirton parish.

628268 240025


medieval

Bridge shown on Bowen's 1755 and Hodskinson's 1783 maps. 628255 241605

208 MXS19564 ENCLOSURE,

TRACKWAY, FIELD

BOUNDARY

Undated Possible undated enclosures, field boundaries or trackways,

Waldringfield parish. There is a possibility that the cropmarks may be

related to the extensive Later Prehistoric or Roman field systems

located to the south.

628164 244435

209 MSF13923 CHURCH Medieval A church is recorded at Kirton in the Domesday survey. 628155 239715

210 MXS22457 TRACKWAY, FIELD

BOUNDARY,

ENCLOSURE

Undated A series of trackways, field boundaries and a sub-circular enclosure

of probable later prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs

as cropmarks in Kirton parish.

628140 240199


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


211 MXS19536 FIELD BOUNDARY Undated Two linear ditched features showing as cropmarks, Hemley parish 628138 242455

212 MSF3793 ENCLOSURE Iron Age Possible Iron Age or Roman rectangular enclosure, square in shape. 628138 242109

213 MSF13997,

MSF13995,

MXS19560,

MXS19561

FIELD SYSTEM Undated Probable Later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Hemley parish.

The field system consists of a number of roughly parallel, ditched

boundaries, some running roughly ENE to WSW and on average

around 100m to 130m apart and some running roughly north to

south. Includes probable Later Prehistoric or Roman trackway

undated banks and possible hut circle.

628136

627969

628273

628073

243211

243124

243169

243122

214 MSF3794 RING DITCH, HUT

CIRCLE

Undated Small cropmark ring ditch, interpreted as a possible Prehistoric or

Roman hut circle.

628130 242104

215 MXS19550 ENCLOSURE Undated Possible rectilinear ditched enclosure and linear ditched features,

Kirton parish

628095 240928

216 MSF22421 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Dense scatter of peg tile in NE corner of field. General scatter over

whole field also.

628068 245320

217 MXS19562 BARROW Undated Possible Bronze Age round barrow or hut circle, Waldringfield parish.

The width of the ditch, 3m, suggests that the feature may be a small

Bronze Age round barrow. The ring ditch is located within an

extensive later Prehistoric or Roman field system

628057 243754

218 MXS19551 EXTRACTIVE PIT Undated Possible quarry or extractive pit, Kirton parish. The feature is

undated and there is a possibility that it could not be of

archaeological nature.

628036 241001

219 MSF14819 ESF18924 ENCLOSURE, FIELD

SYSTEM

Undated A possible Later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Waldringfield

parish. Linear feature consisting of two parallel lines running E-W

628029 243906


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


and approximately parallel to existing hedge boundary. Further

probable field boundaries to S and adjacent to pit in SE corner of

field. Part of larger cropmark complex.

220 MSF3806,

MSF14816

RING DITCH Undated Possible ring ditch or Bronze Age barrow, visible as cropmark. 628005 243355

221 MXS22456 RING DITCH Iron Age A ring ditch of probable late prehistoric date is visible as a cropmark

on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton village, Kirton parish.

627995 240404

222 MSF22232 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk Survey, small scatter of medieval pottery. 627965 245614

223 MXS19559 ROUND BARROW Undated Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Hemley parish. The partial

cropmark of a possible ring ditch, the ditch has an overall diameter of

circa 25m and may represent a Bronze Age round barrow.

627962 242982

224 MSF13994 RING DITCH, HUT

CIRCLE

Undated Undated ring ditch, Newbourne/ Hemley parish, possible hut circle. 627950 243122

225 MSF22423 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Small scatter of medieval pottery sherds found during South-east

Suffolk Survey.

627936 245040

226 MXS22455 ENCLOSURE Undated A D-shaped ditched enclosure of probable late prehistoric date is

visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton

village, Kirton parish.

627927 240425

227 MSF22387 BANK

(EARTHWORK)

Undated Bank recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995.

North-facing sinuous bank, c5m high x1.6m long, probably side of old

pit.

627900 240900

228 MSF3723 ESF18924 DITCH, PIT Prehistoric Ditch 16 feet wide, 3 feet deep; as well as oval pit 9 feet x 3 feet with

burnt soil and flints. Prehistoric pottery recovered.

627885 244765


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


229 MSF9531 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Bronze animal head strap end with two panels of inlaid decoration -

gold wire in black enamel.

627875 245195

230 MSF22032 SEARCHLIGHT

BATTERY

Modern A military site of Second World War date, possibly a searchlight

battery, is visible as a number of structures on aerial photographs to

the north of Park Lane, Kirton parish.

627870 240118

231 MSF22229 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk Survey, scatter of 19 flakes and 1 core. 627868 245760

232 MSF10649 ESF18834,

ESF18923

ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano-

British

Scatter of metalwork (including large coin scatter) and pottery across

the field.

627855 245255

233 MSF3724 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Neolithic Asymmetric arrowhead and scatter including leaf shaped arrowhead

on surface of same field.

627850 244750

234 MSF22424 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval pottery scatter found during South-east Suffolk Survey. 627845 244964

235 MSF23590 ESF19459 FEATURE Undated Evaluation trenching prior to development revealed two undated

features.

627842 239918

236 MSF18764 INHUMATION Post-

medieval

Incomplete human skull (large hole in top of cranium), eroded

surface. Found circa 1989 by deceased owner with other bones

which were discarded – possibly complete burial.

627785 244802

237 MSF20176 FINDSPOT,

FINDSPOT

Post-

medieval

Metal detector finds of two pieces bronze openwork, probably a

buckle.

627751 245458


British

Roman coin, Sestertius of Hadrian, recorded from this spot in 1968. 627750 243150

239 MSF9530 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano-

British

Thin scatter of coins (4th century including Valentinian) and brooch

fragment found metal detecting. Also SE Suffolk Survey fieldwalked

627735 245215


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


finds.

240 MSF3803,

MSF3805,

MSF3804,

MXS22585

RING DITCH Undated Four possible ring ditches, visible as cropmarks on aerial

photographs, possibly a small barrow cemetery, to the north-east

of Newbourne village, Newbourne parish.

627698

627767

627765

627626

243441

243336

243462

243395

241 MXS22588 TRACKWAY Undated A possible ditched trackway of unknown date is visible on aerial

photographs as a cropmark on Reddenpit Hill, Hemley parish.

627691 242218

242 MXS22589 RING DITCH,

ROUND BARROW

Undated A possible bronze Age round barrow is visible as a concentric ring

ditch on Reddenpit Hill, Hemley parish.

627688 242275

243 MSF11677 DECOY POND Modern Modern Decoy Pond, Martlesham parish, the pond is of modern date

and was constructed sometime between 1958 and 1962.

627685 245885


British

Scatter of Roman material found metal detecting including pottery,

coins, brooch fragment.

627665 245485

245 MSF9518 FINDSPOT Medieval Silver seal matrix, pointed, oval: +SIGILL'SECRET BEETERE with fleur

de lys. Found whilst metal detecting, in area of mostly Roman finds.

627665 245485

246 MXS22586 FIELD SYSTEM Medieval A field system of probable medieval or post-medieval date is visible

on aerial photographs as cropmarks to the north east of

Newbourne village.

627624 243484


BOUNDARY

Undated Ditched trackways and field boundaries of probable later

prehistoric date can be seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs,

Waldringfield parish.

627609 244631

248 MSF3810 ARTEFACT SCATTER Neolithic Two flakes, five blades, scraper, probable arrowhead and silica 627550 243350


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


glossed sickle blade found in gravel pit.

249 MSF22427 ESF18924 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric 37 flint flakes found during South-east Suffolk Survey

(fieldwalking).

627515 243924

250 MSF3781 DITCH, TRACKWAY Undated Possible ditched field boundaries, trackways and enclosures of

probable late prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs as

cropmarks, Kirton parish

627501 240505


medieval

A post-medieval sea bank, Martlesham, visible as an earthwork, on

aerial photographs taken in 1945, just to the south of where

Martlesham Creek branches off the main channel of the River Deben.

The 1st and 2nd edition Ordnance Survey 25" maps of circa 1884 and

1904 depict a bank in this position suggesting that the flood defence

is of Post Medieval or earlier date

627490 247015

252 MSF3815 FINDSPOT Medieval 15th century pottery scatter. 627450 242950

253 MSF3626 SETTLEMENT, FIELD

SYSTEM

Undated Probable Iron Age and Roman settlement and field systems,

Martlesham and Waldringfield parishes. Six ring ditches can also be

seen within the area of the field system.

627442 245460

254 MSF3809 FINDSPOT Mesolithic Mesolithic axe. 627425 242625

255 MSF9523,

MSF9524

ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Ipswich ware pottery sherds and one Thetford ware within 12th-14th

century scatter.

627385 246115

256 MSF3808 FINDSPOT Neolithic Flint axe found near Newbourn Hall. 627385 242955

257 MSF14820,

MSF14821

RING DITCH Undated Cropmarks of a pair of probably prehistoric ring ditches, north of

Glebe Farm

627315

627257

244125

244071


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


258 MSF11614 CHURCH Medieval Church of St Mary, listed in Domesday. 627305 243065

259 MSF22231 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval SE Suffolk survey, 1 body sherd flint gritted ware, 1 rim sherd

Thetford ware, 2 flakes and 2 Roman sherds.

627300 245717

260 MXS22584 TRACKWAY Medieval A stretch of road or track of probable post-medieval date can be

seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs, Waldringfield parish.

627262 244068

261 MSF9521,

MSF9522

ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon A few sherds of Thetford ware and one middle Saxon sherd piece,

found in area of 12th-14th century scatter.

627245 246105

262 MSF15177,

MSF15176,

MSF15175

TRACKWAY,

RECTILINEAR

ENCLOSURE

Undated Fragments of trackways and enclosures of possible Later Prehistoric

or Roman date at Hill Farm, Martlesham. Cropmark of trackways

which combine with field boundaries to make possible sub square

enclosure, enclosing small ring ditch. Also includes possible

prehistoric curvilinear enclosure.

627231

627171

627035

246404

246441

246415


British

Bronze brooch. Colchester derivative. 627205 245845

264 MSF3722 ESF18924 RING DITCH Undated A ring ditch of unknown date is visible as a cropmark on aerial

photographs, Waldringfield parish. A similar ring ditch is visible 210m

to the south-east. It is possible that both ring ditches are the remains

of round houses of later prehistoric date, and are associated with the

trackways visible in the immediate area.

627194 244291

265 MSF13509 IRREGULAR

ENCLOSURE

Undated Cropmark - possible irregular enclosure (circa 60m x 50m) in south

west of the field.

627175 241575

266 MSF10686,

MSF10687,

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Prehistoric flintwork, Iron Age and Roman pottery and tile found

fieldwalking during South-east Suffolk survey.

627145

627105

246205

246155


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


MSF10685 627195 246195

267 MSF22221 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey scatter of medieval coarseware sherds,

also one sherd of later prehistoric pottery

627086 245867

268 MSF9520 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Scatter of hand-made pottery and a lead annular object (?loom

weight) found in an area circa 30-35m across of dark soil with a few

animal bone fragments, daub, iron nails and bronze fragments.

627075 246155

269 MSF21482,

MSF15847

WATERMILL Post-

medieval

Water mill mapped on Kirby's Map of Suffolk, 1736. Also bridge on

Mill River beside watermill shown on Hodskinson's 1783 map.

627046

627025

242013

242005

270 MSF21297 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Simple black barbed and tanged arrowhead. 627005 241896

271 MXS22577 RING DITCH Undated A possible ring ditch is visible as a cropmark to the south west of

Bucklesham Pumping Station, Bucklesham parish,.

627000 241845

272 MSF13996 ENCLOSURE, FIELD

BOUNDARY

Undated Several lengths of ditched trackway of possible later prehistoric date

are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, traversed by field

boundaries of probable medieval or post-medieval date, to the west

of New Oak Tree Farm, Waldringfield parish.

626996 244306

273 MSF3802 RING DITCH Undated A ring ditch of unknown date and function is visible as a cropmark on

aerial photographs, Waldringfield parish. A similar ring ditch is visible

210m to the north-west. It is possible that both ring ditches are the

remains of round houses of later prehistoric date, and are associated

with the trackways visible in the immediate area.

626974 244215

274 MSF20175 RECTANGULAR

ENCLOSURE

Modern Possible modern enclosure cropmark, adjoining field boundaries

shown on 1950s OS map.

626959 246655

275 MSF9528 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Circular lead seal matrix, early 13th century. 626950 245950


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


276 MSF22222 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of medieval coarseware sherds. 626928 245822

277 MSF22230 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey found Iron Age, Roman, Saxon and

medieval pottery, as well as some flint flakes.

626921 245718

278 MSF13505 RING DITCH Undated A ring ditch of unknown date and function is visible as a cropmark on

aerial photographs c.500m to the north-east of Kembroke Hall.

626920 241637


OBSTRUCTION

Modern Possible World War II strongpoint, Kyson Point, Woodbridge. Lengths

of barbed wire obstruction are visible forming an oval enclosed area.

626918 247522


British

Scatter of greyware pottery sherds and coins. 626905 246255

281 MSF22225 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric flint and pottery. 626890 246249

282 MSF12558,

MSF12598,

MSF12672,

MSF12673,

MSF12559,

MSF12630,

MSF12731,

MSF12730,

MSF12627

ESF18928 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Prehistoric pottery and worked flints located during watching brief,

and excavation in advance of water pipeline following topsoil

stripping. 10 trial trenches excavated in 50m length of course found

Saxon and medieval pottery as well as some prehistoric material.

626875

626175

241825

241375

283 MSF3541 FINDSPOT Neolithic Flint scraper. 626850 247750


British

Bronze coin, Constantine I, AD 330-335. 626850 245550

285 MSF9527 FINDSPOT Medieval Bronze coin weight for a gold angel with archangel Michael & 626850 245550


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


monster on front.

286 MXS19580 EXTRACTIVE PIT Undated Probable quarry pit of unknown date, Kyson Hill, Woodbridge 626845 247778


British

Large area of field at Kyson Point, large scatter of Roman tile and

pottery sherds.

626805 247955

288 MXS22574,

MXS22573

RING DITCH Undated Two small ring ditches, possibly the foundations or drip gulley of

later prehistoric round houses, are visible as a cropmarks c.300m to

the east of Kembroke Hall, Bucklesham parish.

626793

626791

241244

241231

289 MXS22578 TRACKWAY Undated A possible junction in a length of ditched track of probable later

prehistoric date, is visible as a cropmark to the south of Newbourne

village, Bucklesham parish.

626767 241940

290 MSF13508,

MXS22576

RING DITCH Undated Cropmark - small ring ditch (approx. 15m in diameter). Another

possible ring ditch recorded just to the south may be the same

feature.

626755

626726

241525

241432

291 MSF22233 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, Iron Age or Saxon as well as medieval

pottery sherds.

626733 245479

292 MSF3773 FIELD SYSTEM Undated An extensive ditched field system of probable later prehistoric or

Roman date can be seen as cropmarks to the south of Kembroke

Hall, Bucklesham parish.

626698 240941

293 MSF22224 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, 1 sherd prehistoric pottery. 626664 245989

294 MSF18344 WOOD Post-

medieval

Area of Ancient woodland. 626650 246350

295 MSF22454 FINDSPOT Medieval Cylindrical bronze terminal fitting. 626625 246943


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


296 MSF10501 ARTEFACT SCATTER 19th century Two areas of "brick & tile" reported. Shown as `brick kiln' on 1838 OS

map, gone by 1927.

626605 247555

297 MSF17220 FIELD BOUNDARY Post-

medieval

Post-medieval field boundary and footpath, Martlesham parish 626598 247031

298 MSF20729 POST GROUP Undated Paired or triple posts running in curve out from bank and around

saltmarsh.

626596 247344

299 MSF3031 FINDSPOT Iron Age Gold 1/4 stater of Cunobelinus, Found whilst metal detecting. 626585 246885

300 MSF22242 KILN Post-

medieval

Possible site of kilns based on field names on tithe map 1840 'Kiln

field' (202) and 'old kiln yards' (203).

626569 246829

301 MSF3761 FIELD SYSTEM,

TRACKWAY

Undated Field boundaries, tracks and a possible ditched square enclosure of

late prehistoric or Roman date can be seen as cropmarks on aerial

photographs to the north of Kembroke Hall, Bucklesham parish.

626559 241563

302 MXS19578 POST GROUP Undated Curvilinear arrangement of posts of unknown date and function,

Martlesham Creek.

626554 247346

303 MSF22235,

MSF22236,

MSF22238

ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric flint, medieval and Roman

pottery recovered over several fields.

626550 246550

304 MSF20728 POST ALIGNMENT Undated Two post lines running from river wall. 626502 247336

305 MSF22228 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, 1 sherd prehistoric pottery. 626495 246912

306 MSF3627 TRACKWAY, FIELD

SYSTEM,

Undated Probable Later Prehistoric or Roman field systems and trackways,

Martlesham parish.

626494 246171

307 MSF10499 FINDSPOT Romano- Roman coin. Sestertius, AD 140-144. 626450 247650


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


British

308 MSF22237 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon South-east Suffolk survey, Saxon pottery. 626450 246550

309 MSF22227 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of struck and burnt flints. 626446 247066

310 MXS22575 TRACKWAY Post-

medieval

A ditched track or road of possible post-medieval date is visible on

aerial photographs as a cropmark approximately 100m to the west of

Kembroke Hall, Bucklesham parish.

626418 241298

311 MSF20725 POST ALIGNMENT Undated Double row of close set posts running out from reed beds. Possibly

remains of old river wall of old dock.

626390 247177

312 MXS19572 ENCLOSURE Undated Probable Prehistoric enclosure, Martlesham parish 626360 246377

313 MXS19571 RING DITCH Undated Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Marltesham parish 626352 246358

314 MSF17900 GRAVEL PIT Undated Probable small gravel pit or pond, Martlesham parish 626344 246349

315 MSF20727 POST GROUP Undated Three posts approx. 20m apart showing at low tide level. Further 3

posts visible in channel.

626309 247275

316 MXS19673 EXTRACTIVE PIT Post-

medieval

A probable post-medieval quarry pit to the west of Lumber Wood,

Martlesham

626306 246531

317 MSF17901 RING DITCH Undated Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Martlesham parish, can be seen

as the cropmark of a ring ditch on aerial photographs. Only part of

the ring ditch is visible as it is cut by the modern road.

626294 246429


British

Pottery sherds - several large pieces of Belgic greyware, mid 1st

century - found in ground disturbed by trees uprooted in October

1987 hurricane.

626285 248095

319 MSF22223 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, three sherds of flint gritted ware. 626270 246013


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


320 MSF13944 CHURCH Medieval A church is recorded at Martlesham in the Domesday survey. 626255 246905

321 MSF3547 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Large amount of pottery lying in a seam of dark earth c.3 inches

thick and 5 feet long.

626250 247650

322 MSF20726 POST ALIGNMENT Undated Post lines associated with river wall - two phases visible running

parallel with each other and in line with existing wall to corner.

626206 247306

323 MXS19570 RING DITCH Bronze Age Probable Bronze Age Round Barrow, Martlesham parish, can be seen

as the partial cropmark of a ring ditch on photographs taken in 1980.

626151 246340

324 MSF3548 ARTEFACT SCATTER Neolithic Flints, including hammer stone, flakes, scrapers. 626150 247850

325 MSF14260 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Pottery scatter including one rim of Thetford type ware and as well

as medieval coarseware likely 12th-14th century.

626150 246750

326 MXS19568 TRENCH, AIR RAID

SHELTER

Modern Possible World War II trench or air raid shelter near Martlesham Hall.

The feature consist of a trench roughly 17m in length with low banks

of spoil at either side. A small square structure can be seen at the

northern end of the trench which could be a small pillbox.

626138 246849

327 MXS19573 FIELD BOUNDARY Undated Possible post-medieval field boundary, Martlesham parish. The

feature is double-ditched at its southern end. The cropmark is sharp,

narrow and straight, suggesting it may be relatively modern in date.

626114 246125

328 MSF21678,

MSF21677

FINDSPOT Medieval Monitoring of two areas of soil stripping failed to identify

archaeological features. Some medieval and later pottery sherds

were recovered.

626075

626086

247753

247859


British

Roman pottery, some 1st century, in black patch 4 feet in diameter. 626055 246055


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


330 MSF9529 FINDSPOT Medieval Bronze seal matrix, tinned, facetted cone shape, found metal

detecting.

626050 246750

331 MSF20723 HULK Modern Carvel built vessel - RX 35. Badly decayed - decking gone, hull broken. 626014 247087

332 MSF22244 KILN Post-

medieval

Possible area of kiln based on field name on 1840 tithe map. 626005 247732

333 MXS19567 FIELD SYSTEM,

RECTILINEAR

ENCLOSURE

Undated Probable field systems and enclosures of unknown date, Martlesham

parish, can be seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs taken in

1948. The field system covers an area roughly 13m by 7m and

consists of a number of linear ditches which appear to form adjoining

rectilinear enclosures of varying size.

625986 246856

334 MXS19569 ENCLOSURE Undated A possible Prehistoric sub circular ditched enclosure, can be seen as a

cropmark on photographs taken in 1980.

625969 246228

335 MSF22220 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, produced scatters of burnt flint, lithics,

Roman, Saxon and medieval pottery.

625959 246732

336 MSF22234 ESF18834 FINDSPOT Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, one sherd flint gritted ware. 625951 246502

337 MSF3603,

MSF3604

ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age Iron Age and Roman pottery sherds recorded. 625950 246950

338 MSF19515 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of cruciform brooch fragment. 625950 246650

339 MSF20724 POST GROUP Undated Various posts associated with old river walls and sluice at head of

Martlesham creek.

625892 247216


medieval

A post-medieval sea bank around Martlesham Creek, Woodbridge

and Martlesham.

625882 247235


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


341 MXS19577 ROADBLOCK Modern World War II road block, Sandy Lane, Woodbridge. 625852 247625

342 MSF3601,

MSF3602

ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age Iron Age and Romano-British pottery found in Sluice Wood. 625850 246950


British

Two Roman bronze brooch fragments and a medieval bronze buckle

and plate found during metal detecting.

625850 246888

344 MXS22630 MILITARY CAMP Modern A Second World War military camp of unknown function is visible as

structures on aerial photographs, to the east pf Martlesham village,

Martlesham parish.

625822 246008

345 MSF1519 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Bronze razor, single bladed with one end loop - a Hallstatt C type.

Found whilst metal detecting.

625785 247825

346 MSF3621 ARTEFACT

SCATTER, SITE

Prehistoric Flint scatter of scrapers, flakes and core. Limited trial trenching

located E-W ditches, and a pit of Iron Age or early Saxon date.

625750 248250


British

Roman pottery sherds, two pieces of bronze and a coin. 625750 248150


British

Sestertius of Hadrian (AD 117-138) found metal detecting. 625750 247850

349 MXS22628 FIELD BOUNDARY Undated A possible field system is visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks

to the south of Martlesham Lodge, Martlesham parish.

625721 246668

350 MSF2717 ESF18946,

ESF18947

PIT, SITE Neolithic Four small pits containing Grooved Ware pottery, worked flints and

burnt flints were excavated in 1986, following their exposure by

road works for the Martlesham By-Pass.

625645 247995

351 MSF2719 PIT, SITE Iron Age Small pit containing Iron Age pottery excavated 1986, having been 625625 247985


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


exposed by road works for the Martlesham By-Pass.

352 MXS22629 BANK

(EARTHWORK)

Modern A series of earthwork banks visible on aerial photographs to the east

of Martlesham village may be related to the management of a

modern plantation or be boundary markers of much earlier date.

625577 246345

353 MSF3623,

MSF3624

ARTEFACT SCATTER Mesolithic Mesolithic double sided core and two blades, also some Neolithic

flints including tranchet, oblique and leaf arrowheads.

625550 248050

354 MSF2718 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Sherd of beaker pottery with comb-stamped decoration recovered

from road works for the Martlesham By-Pass.

625525 247935

355 MSF22240 DOVECOTE Post-

medieval

Possible area of dovecote based on field name on 1840 tithe map,

possibly related to Seckford Hall.

625424 248357

356 MXS22614 SLIT TRENCH Modern A slit trench can be seen on aerial photographs of immediate post-

Second World War date, to the south of Woodbridge.

625379 247839

357 MXS22613 HEAVY ANTI

AIRCRAFT BATTERY

Modern A possible Heavy Anti-aircraft Artillery Battery and associated

military features of Second World War date can be seen on aerial

photographs, probably as earthworks, to the south-west of

Woodbridge.

625370 248131


medieval

Bridge over River Fynn shown on Saxton's 1575, Speed's 1610,

Bowen's 1755 and Hodskinson's 1783 maps.

625255 247305

359 MSF22241 ESF18910 GARDEN FEATURE Post-

medieval

Canal, garden feature, on tithe map 1840. 625241 248285


British

Follis of Constantine I (AD 306-317) found with a metal detector. 625195 247375

361 MSF12728 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Watching brief in advance of 9 hole golf course located prehistoric 625185 248285


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


pottery and stuck flints.

362 MSF12729 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Watching brief on ploughed area prior to seeding for 9 hole golf

course revealed medieval finds.

625175 248005

363 MSF315,

MSF317


British

Scatter of Roman and medieval pottery, more in north of area,

found during fieldwalking survey.

625155 247705

364 MXS22617 ENCLOSURE Undated A small rectangular ditched enclosure of unknown date is visible as a

cropmark on aerial photographs to the north of Martlesham village,

Martlesham parish.

625152 247271

365 MSF11373 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Scatter of metalwork found metal detecting includes bronze

aquamanile, coins, tokens, expandable finger-ring, buckle plate,

gilded fitting, decorative fitting, seal matrix, and various post-

medieval finds.

625139 248320


British

Surface scatter greyware pottery and coins found metal detecting. 625125 248335

367 MSF316 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Fragment of a bronze cruciform brooch, approximately AD 500,

found with metal detector, and a probable human phalange found

within 20m of this.

625125 247735

368 MSF2915 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Bronze folding balance arm, broken at centre. Found metal

detecting.

625105 248415

369 MSF22821 ARTEFACT SCATTER Neolithic Small group of Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age flints found on

surface at detecting rally.

625095 248525

370 MSF3630 FINDSPOT Mesolithic Partly perforated pebble macehead. 625050 247250

371 MSF22253 ESF18835 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, light/ moderate scatter of flint. 625047 248740


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


372 MSF2720 PIT, SITE Neolithic Four small pits containing Grooved Ware pottery, worked flint and

some burnt flint were excavated in 1986, following their exposure in

gravel workings for the Martlesham By-Pass.

624935 248195

373 MSF2721 HUT CIRCLE Iron Age Two annular (circular) trenches, probably representing round

buildings were excavated in 1986.

624935 248195

374 MSF7495,

MSF314

ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Sherds of Thetford ware, together with medieval pottery found

during fieldwalking survey. Further pottery found during watching

brief for Martlesham Bypass.

624935 247865


British

Head stud type enamelled brooch found metal detecting. 624930 247860

376 MSF22489 TRACKWAY Undated Cropmark of SW-NE running trackway. Partly destroyed by

Martlesham Bypass

624910 247796

377 MSF22251,

MSF22252

ESF18835 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Fieldwalking prior to quarrying for Martlesham bypass found

prehistoric flintwork as well as some Saxon pottery sherds.

624895 248167


British

Small bronze Colchester derivative type brooch with three coil

spring, found metal detecting.

624855 247435

379 MSF11234 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Bronze crudely decorated strap end & backing `fork' and bronze

gilded strap end and gilded strap fastener.

624850 247450


British

Sestertius, worn, probably Hadrian (AD 117-138) found with a metal

detector.

624815 247435

381 MSF11235 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Metal detected finds include bronze `annular brooch' or buckle

fragment, finds of Roman, Saxon and medieval date.

624750 247550


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


382 MSF11372,

MSF22458,

MSF13111

FINDSPOT Multi-period Metalwork and pottery scatter found detecting, includes one sherd

Thetford ware (Ipswich type) as well as medieval pottery, 2 silver

groats and Roman bronze coin, AD 318-324.

624745

624667

624650

248005

247938

248050

383 MSF11233 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Silver spherical decorated pin head, missing shaft. Found metal

detecting.

624745 247545


British

Single coin, Urbs Roma (AD 330-337) found metal detecting. 624685 247865

385 MXS22616 PARK PALE 19th century A broad ditch or landscaped gulley may be visible on aerial

photographs containing a footpath or boundary, possibly a park pale,

associated with the early 19th century house, Beaconhill House,

Martlesham parish.

624682 247179

386 MSF22247 ESF18835 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric South-east Suffolk survey, light/ moderate flint scatter. 624665 248614

387 MSF12360 ESF18834 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval pottery 13th-14th century coarseware. 624645 247445

388 MSF11285 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Bronze hooked tag, small with two circular holes. Found metal

detecting.

624550 248750

389 MSF12617 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Scatter of medieval metalwork found metal detecting, including

buckle, long cross penny (?Edward I) and halfpenny (Edward, London

mint), clipped Edward IV penny (1471-1483).

624535 247855

390 MXS22615 FIELD BOUNDARY Medieval Probable field boundaries of possible medieval or post-medieval date

can be seen on aerial photographs as cropmarks to the north of

Beaconhill Farm, Martlesham parish.

624533 247613

391 MSF11182 FINDSPOT Medieval Illegible silver penny found metal detecting. 624525 247855


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event



British

Roman metalwork and pottery scatter found metal detecting. 624505 248745

393 MSF22249 ESF18835 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, moderate density scatter of medieval

coarseware.

624481 248069

394 MXS22603 MOUND? Undated Two small earthwork mounds of unknown date and function can be

seen on aerial photographs, to the east of Great Bealings village.

624417 248367

395 MSF22248 ESF18835 BURNT MOUND Undated South-east Suffolk survey, dense scatter of heavily burnt flint c30m

across.

624416 248065

396 MSF3373,

MSF3374,

MSF3375,

MSF3376,

MSF832

SITE Multi-period Excavations 1885-1886 by Major E C Moor produced Mesolithic

flintwork, Bronze Age, Neolithic and Iron Age pottery, also flint

scrapers and barbed and tanged arrowheads. A free-standing furnace

was discovered in November 1978 on the "Rookery Mound" site of

possible Roman or medieval date.

624355 248755

397 MSF22277 ESF18840 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, scatter medieval pottery. 624343 247628


BOUNDARY

Undated Linear cropmarks, possibly the remains of field boundaries and a

track or road of medieval date, can be seen on aerial photographs to

the north of Beacon Hill, Little Bealings parish.

624325 247665

399 MXS22604 GARDEN FEATURE Post-

medieval

A possible landscaped park or garden feature, possibly a ha-ha or

terracing, can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs, to the

south of Bealings House, Great Bealings parish.

624300 248749

400 MSF22250 ESF18835 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, moderate dense scatter of medieval

coarseware, c50m across.

624280 248010

401 MXS22602 BOMB CRATER Modern A bomb crater of Second World War date can be seen on aerial 624265 248307


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


photographs to the east of Great Bealings village, Great Bealings

parish.

402 MSF22256 ESF18836 FINDSPOT Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric flint, Iron Age and Roman

pottery.

623827 248667


British

Terret ring fragment, brooch fragment and lead ampulla fragment

found metal detecting.

623804 248631

404 MSF14879 BRICK KILN 19th century Brick kiln named on OS 1st edition map of 1838, location not clear. 623750 248750


British

Coin, Constantinopolis (AD 330-337), found metal detecting. 623745 248625

406 MSF656 FINDSPOT Iron Age Iceni 'pattern-horse' silver coin found with a metal detector. 623745 248615

407 MXS22596,

MXS22595

ROUND BARROW Undated The remains of a probable earthwork mound of unknown date are

visible as a soilmark approximately 350 metres to the north-east of

The Grange, Little Bealings parish. It may be the remains of a barrow

of Neolithic or Bronze Age date. A similar sized feature can be seen

to the west.

623737

623705

247894

247896

408 MSF22257 ESF18836 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, thin/moderate scatter of medieval coarse

ware.

623715 248785

409 MXS22600,

MXS22599,

MXS22601

BARROW Undated Three possible barrows of prehistoric date are visible as a soilmarks

on aerial photographs, on a hillside to the north-east of Great

Bealings village.

623690

623694

623689

248608

248565

248643


British

Possible Roman Osiris figurine found metal detecting. Heavily

corroded.

623545 248545


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


411 MSF11183 FINDSPOT Medieval Silver hammered groat of Edward III (fourth coinage, series C, 1351-

1352, London mint) found metal detecting.

623505 248695

412 MSF22482 ENCLOSURE Undated Cropmark of an enclosure, associated with a prehistoric barrow

mound, east of the Dower House

623441 247830

413 MXS22594 ROUND BARROW Undated An earthwork mound, possibly the remains of a barrow of prehistoric

date, can be seen on aerial photographs to the east of The Grove,

Little Bealings

623429 247795

414 MSF657 FINDSPOT Medieval Silver hammered penny (worn) probably of Edward III, York mint

(quatrefoil in centre of reverse).

623425 248555

415 MSF3372 INHUMATION,

ARTEFACT SCATTER

Undated Two fragmentary skeletons, said to be feet to W, circa two feet deep,

found in sewage trench in the Post Office garden, 400 yards from the

church.

623405 248635

416 MSF22270 ESF18838 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of lithics and medieval pottery, 1

sherd Thetford type ware.

623300 248033

417 MSF22259 ESF18837 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon South-east Suffolk survey, Saxon and medieval pottery 623286 248673

418 MSF3347 FINDSPOT Neolithic Polished granite axe head found in the construction of Bowling

Green.

623150 247750

419 MSF13895 CHURCH Medieval A church is recorded at Great Bealings in the Domesday survey.

Monitoring of a trench for the insertion of a pipe in 2007, revealed

the original floor level of the tower.

623105 248865

420 MXS22597 FIELD BOUNDARY Undated Possible field boundaries of probable medieval or post-medieval date

are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, circa 170 metres to

the south of St Mary's Church, Great Bealings parish. They appear to

623098 248648


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


match the pattern of the surrounding extant field system. It is

possible they were part of the grounds or gardens of Bealings Hall

421 MXS22598 HOUSE PLATFORM Medieval An area of terraced ground to the south of St Mary's church, Great

Bealings, may be the house platform and part of the estate of the

demolished Bealings Hall.

623094 248844

422 MSF22258 ESF18837 ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano-

British

South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of Roman greyware. 623055 248618


British

Roman sherd from near site of coin hoard and sherd of mortarium. 623050 248150


British

Late C4 coin hoard (500 bronze coins possibly originally more)

recovered from sand pit near the church.

623005 248115

425 MSF3346 FINDSPOT Undated Two urns found near Bridge Farm in 1840. 622975 248325

426 MSF3358 RING DITCH Undated A possible ring ditch can be seen as a cropmark on aerial

photographs, on the northern bank of the River Fynn, Little Bealings

parish.

622933 247725


British

Coarseware sherds from field next to vicarage. 622855 248105

428 MSF71,

MSF72

ESF18965 ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano-

British

Scatter of Roman metalwork and a few pottery sherds found metal

detecting the area. Also possible Saxon pottery.

622850 248350

429 MSF73 ESF18839 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metalwork including strap end and buckle, found with metal

detector, also South-east Suffolk survey, produced Thetford type

ware and a few Medieval sherds.

622850 247950

430 MSF18043 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Bronze seal matrix & gold coin found metal detecting north-west of 622755 248135


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


Little Bealings.

431 MSF18515 ARTEFACT SCATTER Bronze Age Metal detector finds of six bronze objects (LBA) – possible dispersed

hoard.

622733 248791

432 MSF18792 ESF18838,

ESF18792

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Metal detector find of Bronze Age tanged and collared

chisel/leather working knife, also South-east Suffolk survey found

Iron Age, Roman and Saxon pottery finds.

622726 248334

433 MSF22269 ESF18838 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of lithics, Iron Age, Roman and

early Saxon pottery.

622706 248429

434 MSF22261 ESF18837 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon South-east Suffolk survey, Saxon and medieval pottery. 622669 248965

435 MSF22260 ESF18837 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of medieval coarseware. 622551 248740

436 MSF22486 FINDSPOT Medieval Metal detecting located a silver long cross penny. 622420 248857

437 MSF22262 ESF18837 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon South-east Suffolk survey, four sherds of Saxon pottery. 622328 248944

438 MSF15468 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Small (circa 20m across) medieval pottery scatter and area of dark

soil located during parish fieldwalking survey.

622195 248075

439 MSF15467,

MSF15466

ARTEFACT SCATTER Bronze Age Bronze Age and Roman finds scatter along west edge of field located

during parish fieldwalking survey.

621855 248055

440 MSF56,

MSF15452,

MSF15453

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Prehistoric and medieval finds located during parish fieldwalking

survey.

621825

621815

247905

247925

441 MSF10554 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey located thin flint scatter,

over 200m x 100m area.

621805 249165


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


442 MSF15470,

MSF15471,

MSF15472,

MSF15473

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Prehistoric, Roman, Saxon and medieval finds located during parish

fieldwalking survey adjacent to Church Road, over circa 150m N-S by

90m E-W area.

621705 248185

443 MSF2271 FINDSPOT Post-

medieval

Fragment of gold jewel pendant, with three diamonds inset and

traces of green and white enamel on back. Probably late 17th

century.

621685 248085

444 MSF15465 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Widespread but fairly thin finds scatter, circa 200m E-W by 120m N-

S located during parish fieldwalking survey.

621635 248555

445 MSF15474 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Moderate concentration of medieval sherds, circa 70m E-W, 20m N-

S, found during parish fieldwalking survey.

621485 248155

446 MSF22160 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Hammer-broken socketed axe blade fragment found during metal

detector rally. A second hammer-broken socketed axe blade found

circa 450m to north-west in adjoining field in 2002.

621267 248687

447 MSF10544 FINDSPOT Iron Age Iron Age pot sherd during South-east Suffolk survey fieldwalking. 621250 249150

448 MSF10545 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey, located 12th to 15th

century pot scatter, over 50m x 40m area.

621245 249155

449 MSF15454 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval finds scatter located during parish fieldwalking survey. 621195 248095

450 MSF10547 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey located 13th-14th century

pottery scatter, over 60m x 30m area.

621155 249085

451 MSF19085 FINDSPOT Medieval A few medieval pottery sherds found during watching brief,

indicating activity pre-dating timber-framed building on site.

621153 249125


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


452 MSF10546 ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey located two Iron Age pot

sherds.

621150 249050

453 MSF15457 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval pottery scatter located during parish fieldwalking survey

over area c.80m N-S by 50m E-W.

621145 248025

454 MSF301,

MSF302,

MSF303,

MSF304

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Scatter of Saxon, Roman, medieval and post-medieval found whilst

field walking.

621075 249135

455 MSF300 CHURCH Medieval St Botolph's church. 621005 249115

456 MSF10550,

MSF10551

ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey located Iron Age and

Roman pottery scatter, over 60m x 60m area.

620965 248475


British

Silver denarius of Hadrian and about six other Roman coins, found

over three large fields during metal detector rally.

620786 248861

458 MSF15456,

MSF15455

ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Prehistoric, including Mesolithic finds located during parish

fieldwalking survey.

620715 248235



620705 249055

460 MSF15206 FIELD BOUNDARY Undated Irregular complex of cropmarks, probably mainly field boundaries,

NW of Culpho Hall.

620650 248750


British

Fieldwalking for South-east Suffolk survey located small Roman


620615 248575

462 MSF22494 ENCLOSURE Undated Cropmark of two sides of possible rectilinear enclosure. Also possible 620272 247921


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


elongated pit to the north.



620165 249135

464 MSF10540 ENCLOSURE Undated Cropmarks of S and W sides of possible rectangular enclosure with

twin ditches.

620155 249205

465 MSF22502 FINDSPOT Medieval Medieval bronze chape (sword or dagger) found while metal

detecting.

619801 248271

466 MSF22500 FINDSPOT Medieval Silver penny and half groat and 2 lead weights found while metal

detecting.

619691 248317

467 MSF22498 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Bronze strap end and stirrup mount found whilst metal detecting. 619656 248162

468 MSF22499 FINDSPOT Medieval Guilded bronze buckle plate and 'boy bishop' token found while

metal detecting.

619583 248297


British

Bronze head, hollow casting, worn, traces of tinning on right eye,

also Roman pottery and coins. Found whilst metal detecting.

619550 248650

470 MSF15191 CROPMARK Undated Series of cropmarks, some probably field boundaries in area of

Roman scatter.

619550 248550

471 MSF20759 HUMAN REMAINS Undated Human skull discovered by children in stream in August 2002 with

partly healed trepanation scar.

619496 248281


British

4th century coin hoard found in a sandpit in 1938. Contained 114

silver coins.

619450 249150


British

Coin. Silver denarius found whilst metal detecting. 618450 248650


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event



medieval

Coin. Groat of Mary (AD 1553-1554) found metal detecting. 618365 248495

475 MSF4378 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Animal brooch, found whilst metal detecting. 618250 248550


medieval

Charles I penny, London, 1632-1633, Class 3, found metal detecting. 618125 248495

477 MSF11137 FINDSPOT Medieval Penny of Edward I (1272-1307), found whilst metal detecting. 618085 248495

478 MSF14072 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon One sherd stamped Ipswich ware. 617945 249195

479 MSF11138 FINDSPOT Medieval Cut half penny of Henry III (1216-1272), found whilst metal

detecting.

617935 248575

480 MSF11139 FINDSPOT Medieval Groat of Robert III of Scotland (1390-1406), found metal while

detecting.

617755 248825


medieval

Scottish two-penny piece of Charles I (1625-1649), found while

metal detecting.

617745 248835


medieval

Various metalwork finds found whilst metal detecting in 1996. 617667 248251

483 MSF4878 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Axe found whilst metal detecting. Also lead medieval plaque from

same general location.

617385 249185

484 MSF15547 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of bronze, Late Iron Age terret ring fragment. 617250 249650


medieval

Token of William Sayer 1666, found metal detecting. 617165 248895

486 MSF4368 FINDSPOT Romano- Topstone of rotary quern, sandstone. 617050 249650


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


British

487 MSF4382 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Fragment of bronze sword blade found at "Akenham Hall", exact

location unknown.

616386 250056

488 MSF4383 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Two Aberg's Type III C6 cruciform brooches, believed to be

associated with burials, found at "Akenham Hall" but exact location

unknown.

616386 250056

489 MSF4388 ENCLOSURE Undated Square enclosure east of Akenham Hall, seen on air photographs. 616150 249450

490 MSF19067 ESF18998 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Watching Brief on construction of ponds revealed Roman greyware

pottery and possible earlier Iron Age or Saxon pottery. Later metal

detecting revealed two silver medieval and one post-medieval coin.

615818 249274

491 MSF4389 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Scatter of 15th-16th century pottery found. 615550 249150

492 MSF18782 FINDSPOT Neolithic Polished flint axehead (found while metal detecting). 614949 248574

493 MSF17909 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Tip of bronze spearhead c.5-6cm long, likely later Bronze Age date. 614850 249050

494 MSF4460,

MSF4461,

MSF22507


British

'Akenham' coin hoard and scatter, deposited c.220AD. Found metal

detecting, dispersed in the plough soil. Also various other

subsequent medieval and post-medieval metal finds.

614850 248450

495 MSF4391 CHURCH Medieval A church is recorded in Akenham in the Domesday survey. 614780 248830

496 MSF22579 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval 1 bronze buckle and 1 bronze buckle plate found whilst metal

detecting.

614762 248938

497 MSF4386,

MSF4387

ESF19004 ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Silver penny of Aethelraed II, and gilded bronze disc brooch or

pendant (7th-8th century), found metal detecting. Also medieval

pottery.

614750 248750


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


498 MSF13127 MOAT, DOVECOTE Medieval Small moated site with a central island. Site lies just south of Rise Hall

and it is likely that this moat accommodated a timber-framed

dovecote.

614655 248585

499 MSF24702 ESF20891 BARN, STABLE Post-

medieval

Early 18th century barn with roof and upper wall sections. Four early

19th century sheds.

614640 248724

500 MSF13128 MOAT Medieval L-shaped piece of water, possibly the remains of a moat. Lies

adjacent to the present Rise Hall.

614630 248650

501 MSF18781,

MSF22576

FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of 6th century cruciform brooch fragment, also

medieval metalwork finds.

614601

614609

248808

248793


medieval

Various post-medieval pieces of metalwork found whilst metal

detecting.

614564 248704


British

Metal detected scatter including Late Saxon stirrup mount & Roman

coins etc.

614500 249600

504 MSF18655 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of gold stater, Gallo-Belgic. 614301 248714

505 MSF17864,

MSF4385,

MSF4384,

MSF8592,

MSF18780,

MSF18209

ESF18994 ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Various finds including Iron Age and Roman pottery, Iron Age and

Saxon metalwork, a medieval penny and an Early Bronze Age

flanged axe.

614289

614350

614309

614150

614196

614065

248950

248950

248898

248850

249008

248915

506 MSF17668,

MSF17667


British

Various Roman coins as well as post-medieval bronze spur fragment,

gilded bronze pendant crucifix fragment, dress hook and key for

614250 248650


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


casket.

507 MSF18779 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of cast lynch pin terminal decorated with very

fine cast relief decoration in form of spirals enclosing circles and

pellet motifs.

614249 248500


medieval

Metal detector find of worn silver coin of Charles I (AD 1625-1649). 614205 248565

509 MSF22612 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Bronze seal matrix - 'LEIOVI H Dit', 12th -19th century, worn silver

halfpenny and worn bronze ring, post-medieval bronze pendant,

plate and trade token.

614177 249509

510 MSF4450 MOAT, HOUSE Medieval Moat, only south arm and fragment of north arm remain wet, west

arm filled but remains distinct, east arm incorporated into gardens.

614175 249515

511 MSF17670,

MSF17669

FINDSPOT Romano-

British

Metal detector find of Roman bronze coin. Also two medieval silver

pennies and a bronze jetton.

614155 248555


British

5 bronze coins found metal detecting. 614150 249250

513 MSF18807,

MSF18806

ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Saxon brooches and medieval coins, 2 jetons, buckles, harness

pendants and mounts, found metal detecting.

614144

614114

249754

249813

514 MSF18778 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector finds include silver Iceni 'Bury' series coin and

lynchpin terminal.

614135 248429

515 MSF22608,

MSF23110


British

Metal detected scatter middle Saxon silver pinhead, Roman

Colchester type brooch and 1st/2nd century coin. Also two medieval

coins, seal, and a key.

614105

614053

249401

249351


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


516 MSF18509,

MSF18508


British

Metal detected items include two 2nd century coins and two

brooches. Also two Saxon brooches.

614063

614061

248613

248630

517 MSF22578,

MSF17671,

MSF11149,

MSF11150

FINDSPOT Romano-

British

Roman coins, an elaborate post-medieval bronze fitting, and a coin

of James II found whilst metal detecting.

613962

613955

613950

613950

248583

248535

248550

248550

518 MSF17012 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Silver penny of Offa (AD 757-796). Found whilst metal detecting. 613945 248665

519 MSF18633 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of Offa penny (late 8th century). 613898 248950

520 MSF13210 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Sceatta, probably Frisian origin, circa AD 700-710. 613885 248465

521 MSF18510,

MSF18511


British

Metal detected finds of eleven Roman coins and probable Saxon pin

head.

613882

613882

248693

248696

522 MSF22611 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Late Saxon bronze strap end fragment, medieval bronze buckle plate

and medieval harness fitting, found metal detecting.

613860 249504

523 MSF11423 FINDSPOT Iron Age Silver stater of Cunobelin - CAMVL, found metal detecting. 613755 249625


British

Seven bronze coins found metal detecting. 613650 249550

525 MSF4462 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Bronze tanged knife, found whilst metal detecting. 613650 248450

526 MSF14841 LIME KILN 19th century Lime kiln mapped at Churchhill, Claydon. 613550 249750

527 MSF22615 ESF19027 FINDSPOT Romano-

British

Metal detected small cast bronze 'classical' figurine. 613550 249550


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


528 MSF11424 FINDSPOT Undated Bronze finger ring made out of twisted wire, slight traces of gilding. 613550 249050

529 MSF11115 FINDSPOT Medieval Jetton found metal detecting in 1985. 613550 248550


British

13 Roman coins, enamelled disc brooch and plate brooch in the

form of a flying bird found metal detecting.

613517 249108

531 MSF22610 FINDSPOT Iron Age Late Iron Age gold Gallo-Belgic type coin. 613513 249405

532 MSF18805 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of 1st century BC bronze coin of Trinovantian

Apollo Head variety.

613509 249210

533 MSF25440 ROC MONITORING

POST

Modern A Cold War ROC Post. Opened September 1959, closed October

1968. Demolished, no trace of anything.

613480 249390

534 MSF4624 FINDSPOT Bronze Age Bronze, faceted, looped, socketed axe. 613350 249450

535 MSF11429 FINDSPOT Undated Gold finger ring, possibly Saxon, found metal detecting. 613350 248850


British

Bronze Roman coin found metal detecting in 1985. 613250 248450

537 MSF4455 FINDSPOT Mesolithic Flint tranchet axe found in garden of The Forge, Claydon. 613165 249595


British

Three bronze coins, sestertius, Victorinus (268-270) and Valens (364-

378), found metal detecting.

613155 248555


British

Six bronze coins found while metal detecting. 613150 249050

540 MSF11430,

MSF15400,

MSF15401

FINDSPOT Multi-period Roman miniature axe, medieval coins, post-medieval pendant and

post-medieval jettons found while metal detecting.

613050 249250


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event



British

Two Roman coins found metal detecting. 612985 249235


British

2 bronze coins found metal detecting, see details. 612950 248650

543 MSF10669,

MSF13798,

MSF4484

SITE Prehistoric Early 20th century discovery of hearths and animal bones as well as

possible Palaeolithic material. A Lime Kiln' is also marked near this

location on 1838 OS map.

612950

612950

612900

248250

248250

248180

544 MSF4452,

MSF4453,

MSF4454

SITE Iron Age Iron Age and Roman settlement material found during the

construction of the Claydon-by-pass, also find of Saxon brooch.

612865 249265

545 MSF18684 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of silver sceat. 612800 248600

546 MSF4451 RING DITCH Undated Cropmark of a ring ditch, circa 27m diameter, on allotment gardens

between river and Papermill Lane.

612755 249165

547 MSF22614 ESF19026 FINDSPOT Medieval Metal detected gilded bronze buckle plate - winged beast design. 612755 249055

548 MSF22616 ESF19029 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Three silver hammered coins, bronze annular brooch/buckle, bronze

badge/mount, bronze buckle and Roman terret ring.

612740 248580

549 MSF26732 ESF21859 GRUBENHAUS Anglo-Saxon Evaluation identified a possible Anglo-Saxon Grubenhaus. 612736 249194

550 MSF16087 BARGE 19th century Early Stour navigation barge with steam engine located in bank of

River Gipping below water level.

612650 248350

551 MSF4509,

MSF4501

ROUND BARROW Undated Two barrows on terrace to west of River Gipping, east of Lower Dairy

Farm. Now destroyed.

612065

612045

248255

248325


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


552 MSF4510 ROAD Romano-

British

Length of Roman road, Pye Road. 612055 246955

553 MSF4465 RING DITCH Undated Cropmark of ring ditch. 612050 249450

554 MSF4507 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Concentration of 12th-14th century pottery. 612005 248485

555 MSF4479 RING DITCH Undated Ring ditch (double circle). 611950 248850

556 MSF22006 RING DITCH,

ENCLOSURE

Undated Ring ditch cut by/on the east corner of a field boundary. Also part of

a sub-rectangular enclosure with an opening to the east, abutting

Somersham Road.

611685 247578

557 MSF4481 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval 13th century pottery sherds, oyster and mussel shells. 611675 248945


British

Thin scatter along pipeline of possible Roman and medieval pottery

sherds.

611622 247180

559 MSF4499 ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Small concentration of medieval pottery alongside Somersham Road

(north side), east of Sycamore Farm.

611455 247635

560 MSF26653,

MSF27478

ESF22193,

ESF21730

SITE Multi-period Evaluation and excavation identified two Early Bronze Age

inhumations and three Roman graves as well as a number pits and

ditches dating from the Early Neolithic through to the Iron Age.

611328

611323

248412

248352

561 MSF4500 BURNT MOUND Undated Dense concentration of pot-boilers, some 10-15m in diameter. 611285 248285

562 MSF14108 HOUSE, PARK Post-

medieval

Bramford Hall, built by John Acton in 17th century. 611250 246750


British

Scatter of pottery, coins and brooch fragment found metal detecting. 611215 248165


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


564 MSF11202,

MSF11203,

MSF11204,

MSF4502,

MSF4503,

MSF4504

ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Iron Age, Roman, Saxon, medieval and post-medieval finds located

during metal detecting.

611155 247375


British

Coarseware sherds, probably early Roman. 611150 248450

566 MSF11160,

MSF11161

ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Late Saxon bronze mount and coins and Lead papal seal of Pope

Gregory IX (1227-1241).

611150 246250

567 MSF4493 WELL, SITE Medieval Well, 3 feet diameter, originally 49 feet deep. 611105 248615

568 MSF4492 FINDSPOT Palaeolithic Palaeolithic remains found in pits. 611100 248600

569 MSF13679 RECTANGULAR

ENCLOSURE

Undated Cropmark of rectangular enclosure (circa 60m by 70m) with three

sides evident.

611025 248585

570 MSF18796 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of gold quarter stater. 610864 246542

571 MSF14536 FINDSPOT Medieval Pinhead found metal detecting, gilt bronze with complex

decoration of circles made of applied, granulated wire.

610650 246850


medieval

Ancient Woodland. 610518 246640

573 MSF4506 LONG BARROW Undated Oval cropmark to west of Miller's Wood, possibly the remains of a

Neolithic long barrow.

610450 246250

574 MSF11159 IRREGULAR Undated Very clear cropmark of irregular (extended D-shaped) enclosure, 610355 247275


WA

No.

HER No. Associated

event


ENCLOSURE seen on aerial photograph.

575 MSF19648 TRACKWAY Undated Trackway seen on air photo. 610354 247355


medieval



medieval



British

Scatter of finds from "small holes dug in a boggy area of pasture" and

metal detecting.

610195 246685


British

Greyware pottery scatter found along a footpath. 609555 245315

580 MSF24219 VILLAGE GREEN Medieval Green located between Bushy Grove and Foregrove. 609506 246334


medieval

Two areas of ancient woodland to north and south of Bulling Green

(shown on Hodskinson's 1783 map. Present boundaries similar to

1880s OS mapping.

609482 246358


25.2.2.2 Archaeology Records Identified During RSK Walkover Survey

WA no. RSK ID Description Period Easting Northing

582 78 Beach scaffold. Possibly associated with WA98. Modern 635088 239092

583 435 Wooden structure. Modern 624723 248141

584 423 Ridge and furrow. Post-medieval 620847 248584

585 386 Wind powered pump. Modern 620811 248454

586 302 Earthwork platform is probable former landfill. Undated 619206 249312

587 141 Earthworks offer archaeological potential. Undated 617670 248805

588 132 Earthworks of possible former trackway towards pond. Undated 617299 249245

589 118 Ridge and furrow. Post-medieval 613271 249098

590 89 Area of hardstanding. Possible former structure. Modern 612730 249070

591 94 Earthworks offer archaeological potential adjacent to River Gipping. Undated 612669 248944

592 460 Lithic scraper. Prehistoric 611906 248621

593 87 Extraction pit. Undated 611503 248162

25.2.3 Gazetteer of Negative Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area

25.2.3.1.1 Suffolk Historic Environment Record – Events, No Archaeology

Event no. Name Description Easting Northing

ESF18754 All Saints Church, Little Bealings Monitoring in advance of building work revealed no archaeological evidence 622909 248002



ESF18975 Monitoring of water main renewal,

Kirton

Monitoring of water main renewal - results suggested no major archaeological deposits

existed directly along the route of the pipeline although area immediately east of the

medieval church was backfilled before monitoring could take place. A general background

scatter of finds was seen.

629510 239015

ESF18747 Seckford Golf Club Monitoring of footings revealed no archaeological evidence. 625121 248409

ESF18865 Evaluation - Manor Farm, Kirton Series of test pits revealed 2 probable modern features. Nothing of antiquity was revealed,

despite the site forming the possible location of lost Domesday Hamlet of Strewston.

627704 240031

ESF18941 Watching brief - Sandwood, Dukes

Park, Woodbridge

Watching brief on small extension to NE side of building. Trench fully excavated no visible

features or finds.

625863 248112

ESF18930 Monitoring of footings for new

house.

No features or finds, good visibility. Nothing in spoil either. 627430 242636

ESF18963 Watching Brief - The Old Vicarge Watching brief on new 3-bay cart lodge. Scatter of 18-19 century brick/tile frags and one

sherd Thetford type ware and one sherd med courseware. No features seen.

621773 248023

ESF18964 Watching Brief - Airys Cottage Unofficial watching brief - only post-medieval brick/tile frags seen. No obvious features. 621711 248053

ESF18982 Informal Watching Brief Informal watching brief on small road scheme - road straightening to remove bend. Two

sherds medieval courseware found.

617627 248681

ESF19808 Kings Knoll, Broom Hill,

Woodbridge

Conditional planning consent for an extension to Kings Knoll, Broom Hill, Woodbridge,

required archaeological monitoring of the associated groundworks. This showed that a thin

layer of disturbed or redeposited topsoil sealed undisturbed natural subsoil.

626600 247662

ESF19844 Hill House, Orchard Lane, Great

Bealings

Conditional planning consent for an extension to Hill House, Great Bealings, required

archaeological monitoring of the associated groundworks. The building footprint revealed no

archaeological interventions or artefacts.

623517 248524

ESF19372 Atfield R, SCCAS monitoring Archaeological monitoring of small single dwelling development found no archaeological 626516 248035



2007/113 features or finds.

ESF20765 Desk Based Assessment, Land at

Bramford North & Bramford South,

Suffolk

DBA identified in bore holes peat deposits in the eastern part of the PDA and a

palaeochannel in the south-east corner. Also two ring ditches, a medieval pottery scatter and

an Anglo-Saxon cemetery.

612123 247362

ESF21764 Desk Based Assessment, Great

Blakenham Residual Waste

Treatment Facility

Desk based assessment was undertaken, collating HER data, historic

maps and aerial photographs for the site and surrounding area.

612321 249630

25.2.4 Designated Heritage Assets Within the ZTV

Entries in bold type were identified as actually visible from the Site.

25.2.4.1.1 National Heritage List for England – Scheduled Monuments

List Entry No. Name Easting Northing

1019537 Moated site at The Old Rectory, 150m north east of Malting Farm 605484 246691

25.2.4.1.2 National Heritage List for England – Listed Buildings

List Entry No. Name Grade Easting Northing

1036897 Dakons II 611093 242856

1036914 Old Post Office II 608927 243396

1036916 Gatepiers, gates and railings to Hintlesham Hall II 608406 243506



1036917 Hintlesham Hall I 608317 243823

1036918 Service ranges, stables, former coach house and brewhouse attached to Hintlesham Hall II* 608282 243846

1036919 College Farmhouse II 607490 243600

1036947 Mulberry Hall II 609938 244506

1036948 Church Of St Mary I 609716 244579

1036949 Canes Farmhouse II 609164 245344

1036952 Church Farmhouse II 609302 242186

1036953 Doves Cottage II 609143 242776

1037277 Twin Gables II 605734 246639

1037278 Yew Tree Cottages II 605576 246591

1037319 Church Farm II 605926 247189

1037320 Hill Farmhouse II 607062 246814

1193456 The Clayes II 608961 242114

1193814 Hintlesham Priory II 607238 245223

1194480 The Grange II 611244 242920

1194594 Church Of St Peter I 605883 247205

1194605 Laurel Cottage II 606026 246961

1250918 The Old Primary School and School House II 612562 246386

1250919 Bramford House II* 612668 246413



1250929 Lovetofts Farmhouse II 608471 247094

1250930 Granary 5 metres west of Gates Farmhouse II 607603 246525

1250942 Barn 40 metres north of Broomvale Farmhouse II 612193 249157

1250945 Rookery Farmhouse II 608112 249714

1251233 Church of St Mary I 608195 246856

1251241 Valley Farmhouse II 607621 246972

1251394 Barn, aligned east/west, 30 metres north west of Broomvale Farmhouse II 612165 249147


1251467 Westleygreen Farmhouse II 609160 249693

1251559 Nettlestead Chace II 608956 249241

1251600 Barn 20 metres south west of Gunn's Farmhouse II 606608 248064

1251669 Bleak Hall II 607696 247875

1262786 Broomvale Farmhouse II 612177 249108

1262861 Gates Farmhouse II 607613 246532

1263014 North warehouse at Fisons Horticultural Division Works II 612615 247975

1263018 Tye Farmhouse II 609977 247127

1263026 Stable, aligned north/south, 40 metres north west of Broomvale Farmhouse II 612146 249145


1286010 Normans Farmhouse II 607022 244064



1293253 Fidgeon’s Farmhouse II 611322 246100

1351443 Barn to east of Laurel Cottage II 606067 246950

1351462 Wall Farmhouse II 605796 246616

1351463 Wheelwright Cottages II 605656 246656

1351617 Fenn Farmhouse II 610681 243744

1351618 Barn at White House Farm II 609890 244523

1351620 Church of All Saints II* 609226 242150

1351622 The Old Rectory II 609139 242198

1351643 Hyntle Place II 609347 243522

1351644 Church of St Nicholas II 608747 243480

1351645 Hintlesham Hall Lodge II 608424 243516

25.2.4.1.3 National Heritage List for England – Registered Parks and Gardens


1000271 Chantry Park II 613834 243990

1000155 Shrubland Hall I 612508 252882

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