Archaeology News in Suffolk A collection of archaeological news, projects and events in Suffolk from Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service Welcome to our e-newsletter for November 2020 Our offices remain closed to the publ...

Suffolk Parishes 'H' Parishes in 'A Survey of Suffolk Parish History' beginning with the letter H. Use the list below to download each parish history as a PDF. These files may not be suitable for users of assistive technology. Requ...

Ipswich further reading Below is a list of resources to guide further study. This list is not exhaustive. Archive and Planning Development and Archaeology: Supplementary Planning Document, 2018, Ipswich Borough Council I...

Palaeolithic Suffolk The Palaeolithic in Britain is a vast period spanning over 800,000 years, from the earliest occupation at Happisburgh in Norfolk more than 850,00 years ago and Pakefield in Suffolk approx.700-500,00 yea...

Major Palaeolithic site producing flint artefacts and animal bones from brickearth deposits (representing a silted-up lake) in both commercial workings and archaeological excavations, from the late C18 onwards. Partly SSSI.

Hoxne Priory (site of).

Hoxne Priory (remains & site of). Listed Building. Scheduled Monument.

Hoxne Hall (site of).

Hoxne New Park.

Artefact scatter of Med and Pmed pottery, Nuttery Vale, Hoxne