Monument record STT 076 - Site of undated, possibly prehistoric and/or Roman period field system, and possible enclosures and roundhouse.

April 2016. Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty National Mapping Programme.
An undated field system, perhaps including enclosures and a possible roundhouse, is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs (S1)-(S3). Although undated, the cropmarks are similar to others mapped in Norfolk and Suffolk where a prehistoric to Roman period date is likely. The site forms part of a swathe of cropmark field systems, trackways and enclosures visible across the landscape, stretching from the Deben to the coast (for example, SUT 049, STT 065 and STT 016 to the north, HLY 165 to the east, and RMS 021 to the south). Like many of these other sites, there is some evidence that the cropmarks recorded here may represent more than one phase of activity. It is also possible that parts of the field system represent distinct enclosures, and that this, together with the possible roundhouse, indicates settlement. The roundhouse (at TM 3192 4423) is small and not entirely convincing, however, and parts of the apparent enclosures and subdivisions within the field system are faint and may instead represent geology.
S. Tremlett (Norfolk Historic Environment Service), 28th April 2016.