Moat - rectangular.Supported by nearby field names "Little Moat Field" and "Great Moat Field" which are recorded on the 1839 tithe map of Little Waldingfield.

Polished stone axe found C19 in Sedge Close (S1).

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

Poorly preserved remains of late 19th century cement flare kilns.

Remains of a boat in creek in saltmarsh. V little left, mainly ribs sticking out of mud. Iron fittings noted on one section of wood. 8 long (approx.). Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Remains of a boat in channel in saltmarsh. Masts still upright. 10m long x 2 wide (approx.). NW-SE. Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Upright timbers (3 parallel rows) with horizontal timbers between two rows closest to bank. Corrugated iron/asbestos also set in with these horizontals. Runs along base of bank. Modern. E-W

2 hulks in saltmarsh. One is approx. 7m long carvel built pleasure cruiser. Hulk still intact - decking gone. The other is just fragmentary remains of wooden boat - keel and odd ribs remaining. Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Field named "warren" mapped on 1839 tithe map and listed in 1841 apportionment (No. 84), suggesting possible former rabbit warren.

Walk Barn is a field barn visible on the 1st Ed Os map. The barn sits alongside a public road in an isolated location. This barn survives intact.