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A series of banks, ditches and enclosures most likely relating to medieval (and possibly post medieval) settlement remains are seen as earthworks and, on later sources, as cropmarks on aerial photographs. The banks and ditches most likely relate to a...

A sestertius, probably of Hadrian, badly corroded, dug up in garden. Formerly recorded as REY MISC

A short section of WWII date barbed wire obstruction at the southern tip of Town Marshes, south of Southwold

A series of curvilinear anomalies provisionally interpreted as medieval enclosures

A sherd of medieval pottery and a 19th century artefact scatter identified during evaluation trenching at Dickon

A short stretch of probable Post Medieval seabank is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs to the north of Stutton Ness

A series of parallel drainage ditches of probable post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks and earthworks to the south of the River Waveney, Worlingham parish.

A sherd of Roman and medieval pottery identified during monitoring at Land to the rear off 19-22 South View.

A series of structures of World War II date to the south west of Aldeburgh Hall, Aldeburgh

A short section of barbed wire obstruction and a small structure, possibly a pillbox, both of WWII date, close to the beach east of Walberswick