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A possible ring-ditch of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Boyton Hall farm, Boyton parish

A possible ring ditch can be seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs, and identified on a geophysical survey, on the northern bank of the River Fynn, Little Bealings parish.

A possible ring-ditch of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Boyton Hall farm, Boyton parish

A ring ditch of unknown date can be seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs, on the northern bank of the River Fynn, Little Bealings parish.

A possible ring ditch of unknown date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, to the east of the site of Brightwell Hall, Brightwell parish.

A possible ring ditch to the south of Walk Farm, Stratton Hall (formerly Trimley St Martin Parish)

A possible Roman villa or settlement site is visible as cropmarks of ditches and pits, see details.

A possible ring ditch of unknown date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, approximately 250 metres to the south-east of Beacon House, Little Bealings parish.

A possible ring ditch or small sub-rectangular enclosure is visible as a cropmark within the probable late prehistoric field system TYN 010, circa 50 metres to the north-west of the large ring-ditch TYN 036, Trimley St Martin parish.

A possible Roman road running from Stoke Ash to Morley was seen north of New Buckenham up to Highoak hedgerow and can be seen as an agger on aerial photographs. South of New Buckenham the course of the road is inconclusive.