Second World War Pillbox at Copse Close, Falcon Park, Martlesham

All Saints Church (Rectory).

Two Second World War Light Anti-Aircraft machine gunposts are visible on aerial photographs, cut into two earthwork mounds, possibly the remains of Round Barrows of Bronze Age date, on Brightwell Heath, Martlesham parish.

A military structure of Second World War date, possibly a pillbox, can be seen inserted into an earthwork, possibly the remains of a Round Barrow of probable Bronze Age date on Brightwell Heath, Brightwell parish.

A circular earthwork military feature, probably a light anti-aircraft machine gun emplacement, can be seen on aerial photographs immediately to the north of Martlesham village.

A possible field system is visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks to the south of Martlesham Lodge, Martlesham parish.

A series of earthwork banks visible on aerial photographs to the east of Martlesham village may be related to the management of a modern plantation or be boundary markers of much earlier date.

Evaluation identified dispersed features of probable prehistoric origin.

Field boundaries of probable post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs, in fields on the southern side of Martlesham village.

A possible ring ditch is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, to the north of Spratt's Plantation, Martlesham parish.