Possible kiln site based on field name on tithe map 1840. Formerly recorded as MRM MISC

Possible area of kiln based on field name on 1840 tithe map (S1). Formerly recorded as MRM MISC

Probable Iron Age and Roman settlement and field systems, Martlesham and Waldringfield parishes

An earthwork of Second World War date, possibly a Light Anti-aircraft Artillery emplacement, can be seen on Foxhall Heath, Kesgrave parish, on aerial photographs.

Slit trenches of Second World War date are visible on aerial photographs as earthworks on Foxhall Heath, Kesgrave parish.

A radar station of Second World War date, possibly a temporary early receiving station, is visible on aerial photographs as a number of structures, buildings and towers, to the north of Foxhall Road, Foxhall parish.

Archaeological fieldwalking and metal-detecting survey identified post-medieval finds, Middle Bronze Age flint tools and burnt flints. Roman Field System

Scatter of pottery C12 C13 C14. Further pottery found during watching brief for Martlesham Bypass.

Site of round barrow. Reported to have been destroyed in 1917 when the airfield was made

Flint scatter : 17 scrapers, 16 flakes, 5 flakes with secondary working, 2 undated cores (S1) plus limited trial trenching in 1977.