Poorly Located Monument record BUC 118 - Street and Steel's Farm, Bucklesham, (Mesolithic-Bronze Age).

Pre 1991:

Bronze Age stray finds made by the Ramsey family in the area of Street and Steel's Farm:- unusually wide barbed and tanged flint arrowhead, 2.8cm long x 3cm wide; unusually small tanged arrowhead, 2.5cm long x 1.3cm wide (S1).

Mesolithic tray finds made by the Ramsey family in the area of Street & Steel's Farm:- tranchet axe, 15.5cm x 3.2cm x 2.6cm, triangular section, relatively crude flaking, patinated; small tranchet axe 8.6cm x 3.5cm x 1.8cm, squared off butt, patinated (S1).

Neolithic stray finds made by the Ramsey family in the area of Street and Steel's Farm:- polished flint axe, 11.9 x 5.2 x 3.5cm; part-polished flint axe with almost parallel sides, 11.7 x 3.7 x 1.9cm; butt end of an exceptionally fine polished flint implement, possibly a chisel, or a narrow axe, surviving length 12.6cm, 3cm wide at break, tapering to 1cm, 1.8cm thick tapering to 0.2cm; fine part-polished flint axe with tapering butt, 14.1cm long, 4cm wide at the blade, tapering to 1.2cm at the butt, 1.5cm thick (max) tapering to 0.4cm at the butt, faceted sides; extraordinary part-polished flint `axe' with a polished but deliberately blunted edge, 13cm long, 5.6cm wide at the blade tapering to 2.2cm at the butt, 1.3cm thick. Blade polished to a 0.5cm wide blunt but smooth edge. Apparently found in the area of BUC 033; flaked flint chisel, 11 x 2.9 x 0.9cm; oblique flint arrowhead with a short spur and a transverse arrowhead; 4 scrapers, 2 knives and flakes (S1).