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Blade/flake from Icklingham listed as in Pitt Rivers Museum (S1). Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

A small collection of paleolithic axes currently held by the Yorkshire Museum in York, with no documentation but were an `early acquisition to the museum' alongside axes from Mildenhall, Woodbridge and Lakenheath (S1). Formerly recorded as IKL MIS...

Five hand-axes in estate museum labelled `Icklingham': one very rolled, one marked `A', three marked `IV' one of which is sharp & fresh - possible gunflint makers fake? (S1). Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Palaeolithic artefacts from "Icklingham" in IPSMG include 1904-5, "Palaeoliths from the Owers collection, Yarmouth" (S1); 1920-77. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Ten flint implements, ie hand-axes of Paleolithic age found at Icklingham during the mid and later part of C19 by Henry Prigg. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Finds in Sturge collection, in British Museum, include 90 "hand-axe types", 39 "tortoise cores" etc. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Numerous hand-axes and other implements are recorded as from Icklingham. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

At a meeting of the Suffolk Institute in Bury St Edmunds, January 1858, the following presentation was announced: "flint arrowheads from Icklingham" Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Site of Icklingham Hall.

Rolled ovate hand-axe and flat butted cordate handaxe.