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Full excavation revealed series of intercutting LIA/Early Roman ditches and pits (S1).

Interrupted ditch system cutting off riverside promontory West of Hall Farm. Scheduled Monument. Also substantial worked flint assemblage.

Interconnecting ditched tracks of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on Trimley Heath to the north of the A14 in Trimley St Martin parish, partially defining and connecting two rectilinear ditched enclosures or fields.

A Scheduled Neolithic causewayed enclosure is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Potash Farm, Holbrook.

A number of intersecting field boundaries, W and SW of Rose Farm, forming no obvious pattern with a ? modern trackway running straight through the middle intersecting rectangular enclosure SLY 038, parallel with modern field boundary.

Evaluation trenching and excavation revealed a substantial Romano-British rural landscape, comprised of complex ditched enclosures and associated structures, dating between the late 1st and late 4th centuries AD.

Excavation identified, a penannular ring ditch, cut by a series of Roman boundary ditches, forming a larger enclosure, postholes formed a structiure and two large Iron Age pits.

Interrupted ring ditch with possible internal features identifed from geophysical survey

Monitoring of service trenches revealed part of a concrete floor and brick wall bases related to a 20th century structure associated with the Submarine Mining Establishment.

Flaked axe and other flints with light blue-grey patination found on ploughsoil surface.