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Monitoring revealed BA pits with fire cracked flints and undated linear features (S1)

Mid 19th C granary and shed. Eastern half of shed demolished. 20th C alterations to both.

Hall Farm Brickworks and associated features.

Cropmark of circular enclosure of circa 100m diameter with two narrow, enclosure ditches, possibly not entirely concentric. 2 flint flakes, surface finds.

Acheulean ovate hand-axe reported by R W Knights per Ipswich Museum.

19th C barn with 2 lean-to sheds enclosing 2 cattle yards which were much altered during the 20th C; 19th C timber framed central range.

Grade II*-listed Elizabethan brick mansion on the site of a late medieval nunnery. It consists of a well-preserved mid-19th century brick cattle yard with shelter-sheds and cow sheds in the angle of two earlier barns to the south and west.

Mesolithic axe of Thames pick type, TM 444 (?or possibly 6) 8422, found and presented by R W Knight.

Deserted Medieval settlement at Hall Farm, Rushbrooke with Rougham.

Evaluation and monitoring identified two Roman ditches and a small ditch which proved to be of probable middle Saxon date.