Record Search
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Monument: COR 009 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including one sherd of flint-gritted pottery found within a Roman pottery scatter. (IA)One sherd of flint-gritted pottery found within a Roman pottery scatter (S1).
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Monument: BRH 016 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, silver coins and a gold coinSilver coins and a gold coin found metal detecting also pottery found fieldwalking see details.
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Monument: BAR 010 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery- three pots.Three Iron Age pots of brownish, grey, gritty fabric, 5.5ins in diameter, found by bulldozing - said to have been upside down and arranged in triangle about 1 foot apart.
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Monument: BSG 005 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including sherds of flint gritted ware. (IA)Pottery scatter, sherds of flint gritted ware, 1 Darmsden ? , 1 LIA, grog tempered sherd.
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Monument: BRM 004 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery.`Pottery, EIA, one cordoned, one with finger nail ornament'.
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Monument: BUG 018 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including 3 sherds of hand-made flint gritted pottery.November 1986: Fieldwalking by John Newman for SE Suffolk survey located thin "IA" pottery scatter, in 20m x 20m area, on "Field 435".
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Monument: BYG 004 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including three hand-made sherds with burnt flint grit. (IA)Pottery: three hand-made sherds with burnt flint grit and one body sherd cordoned `Belgic' jar, found fieldwalking.
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Find Spot: GRU 073 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including 2 sherds of hand-made flint-gritted pottery1986: Fieldwalking by John Newman for SE Suffolk survey located general scatter, on "Field 429", including 2 sherds hand-made flint-gritted (IA?) pottery (S1). Formerly recorded as GRU MISC
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Monument: CSA 008 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery, including some handmade pottery. (IA)A few sherds of handmade pottery, ? IA, found in mainly Roman scatter (S1).
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Monument: CUL 012 Iron-Age artefact scatter of pottery.Pottery scatter. Recorded in Suffolk Institute journal. Found whilst fieldwalking.