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Fragmentary cropmarks of possible medieval settlement are visible on aerial photographs to the north of St Andrew’s Church, Aldringham cum Thorpe.

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as faint cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the north of South Warren golf course, Aldeburgh.

Fragmentary cropmarks of a possible ring ditch are visible on aerial photographs on land to the east of Boyton Road, Hollesley. It was not possible to be certain that this feature was archaeological in origin.

Fragmentary remains of a late 17th to mid 18th century flint boundary wall

Fragmentary cropmarks of possible field boundaries and trackways are visible on aerial photographs on Oak Hill, Hollesley, against a background of geological features.

The fragmentary and faint cropmarks of possible undated ditches and former field boundaries of are visible on aerial photographs.

A group of fragmentary mounds and boundaries, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, have been partially identified on the ground and are visible as earthworks on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey and, to a lesser extent, aerial photograph...

The fragmentary and faint cropmarks of possible enclosures, field boundaries and ditches of unknown, but potentially late prehistoric to Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs seemingly underlying more distinct boundaries recorded under ADT 01...

Amount of fragmentary limestone (both oolitic of Barnack type and non-oolitic of north Northants type). Formerly recorded as BRD MISC

Fragments of a Post Medieval field system visible on aerial photographs of Nacton parish