Straight tree-lined avenue shown on a map of 1757 (S1).

Post-medieval pottery was recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

Post-medieval pottery was recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

Medieval and post-medieval pottery was recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

Undated compacted flint surface and post-medieval finds were recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

Medieval and post-medieval pottery was recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

Location and partial extant remains of the Hoxne Union Workhouse and associated burial ground

1619 map of Hoxne New Park (see HXN 022) shows an isolated building in a small rectangular enclosure in the middle of the northern part of the park.

In excavation of a 30m square area around the Rom hoard findspot, a number of prehistoric features were identified in the W half of the excavation.

Abbey Farm, Hoxne. 19th century farmstead and 16th century farmhouse with converted buildings. Regular courtyard E-shaped plan formed by working agricultural buildings with additional detached elements. The farmhouse is set away from the yard. Partial loss (less than 50%) of the traditional farm buildings. Located within a hamlet.