1968: Mesolithic single platform core and flakes from disturbed soil at the brickworks, also others.

Results of community test pitting as part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project, mostly post-medieval pottery and finds and two 20th century rubbish pits, see also HXN 063-072 and DEN 012.

Red Bridge, crosses River Dove linking Oakley and Hoxne.

Two mills are recorded at Hoxne in 1086.

Landscape feature shown on pre 1800 maps. Formerly recorded as HXN MISC

Evaluation trenching for a single dwelling development on the site of a now demolished, recently derelict, listed building of early Post Medieval date within a probable moated enclousure revealed on pit of late Post Medieval date and a stray sherd of Medieval pottery.

Chestnut Tree Farm, Hoxne. 16th century farmstead and farmhouse. Regular courtyard full plan formed by working agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is set away from the yard. Partial loss (less than 50%) of the traditional farm buildings. Located within an isolated position.

Excavation and monitoring identified Late Saxon and early medieval features some pre-dating the moat and finds.

Redhouse Farm, Hoxne. 17th century farmstead and 16th century farmstead farmhouse. Regular courtyard L-shaped plan with buildings to the third side, formed by working agricultural buildings. The farmhouse is set away from the yard. Significant loss (over 50%) of the traditional farm buildings. Located within a loose farmstead cluster.

Site of Radio Direction Finding (RDF) Tower at Oakley Park, Hoxne