A possible Light Anti-aircraft machine gun post of Second World War date can be seen cut into an earthwork, possibly a Round Barrow of Bronze Age date, on Brightwell Heath, Brightwell parish.

A church is recorded at Martlesham in the Domesday survey.

Bronze Age pits containing beaker pottery and flint, possible cremation burial, and numerous ditches possibly part of a contemporary(?) field system.

The appearance of this building suggests a 1920s or 1930s construction. It is likely to have been offices or possibly officer accommodation during the operational phase of the airfield.

A concrete platform with a steelsteel hatch reveals a subterranean chamber, a second concrete stucture located to the south-west appears to be related (S1).

Sherd of beaker pottery with comb-stamped decoration recovered from road works for the Martlesham By-Pass (S1).

Small pit containing Iron Age pottery excavated 1986, having been exposed by road works for the Martlesham By-Pass (S1).

Beaker sherds, flakes and arrowheads found in Martlesham Plantation under new house (S1).

Coarse red gritty sherds, and wheel turned bead rim grey ware fragments, found in wood on N side of road to Martlesham Church (S1).

Rim of bucket urn with finger-tip rustication found 1931 on 'Woodbridge By- Pass near Martlesham' (R1). Formerly recorded as MRM MISC