Extensive cropmark pattern of ditches etc, cut by "Dead Lane".

PAS find, A collection of seven flint flakes, the waste material from flint working (debitage). The flakes all show evidence of having been struck, but are not tool forms. They are heavily patinated and the flint appears to be light grey with some yellow staining. Together they weigh 16.75g.

A flood defence bank of probable Post-Medieval date is visible on aerial photographs of East Bergholt parish

Oval loop terminal (with small knobs) from a harness fitting of C11 type - comparable to example from East Bergholt published in Archaeology in Suffolk 1994 - found in mainly Rom scatter while metal detecting (S1).

Timber framed pigeon loft built over Gothic style Victorian kennels, therefore Victorian? 8 ft square, 8 ft above ground.

Park visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

Heath visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

Cropmark of Roman Road, section of the Pye Road, through East Bergholt, Margary 3c, under existing (mainly A12) roadline.

Moat, unoccupied, wet (on banks of R Stour).

Roman cremation cemetery and pottery scatter