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.

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.

Site of `Martlesham Mill' shown on 1st edition circa 1838 (S1) and on 1880s OS maps.

Series of Roman ditches forming small enclosures or fields.

Round Barrow - site of (Martlesham Heath Barrow Number 2).

Late Bronze Age to Iron Age pits and enclosure and Roman enclousre and occupation at East Anglia One Area 28, Land to the South of Martlesham Creek.

Medieval Ridge and furrow and Post Medieval ditches, quarry and a bomb crater and undated features, East Anglia One Area 28, land to the south of Martlesham Creek.

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.

SE Suffolk survey, background finds of flints over various fields, see archive for details (S1). Formerly recorded as MRM MISC

SE Suffolk survey, background finds of pottery over various fields, see archive for details (S1). Formerly recorded as MRM MISC