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Monument: BRH 006 Iron-Age pottery sherds from a pit exposed in gravel working.IA 'A' pottery sherds, from pit 3 ft in diameter exposed in gravel working (S1).
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Monument: BUC 062 Iron-Age ring ditch, visible as a cropmark, possibly the drip gulley of an Iron Age round house.A ring ditch is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark circa 600 metres to the south-west of Kembroke Hall, Bucklesham parish.
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Monument: HNY 008 Iron-Age hearth and pottery among black patches, noted after deep ploughing. (IA)Black patches, hearths, pottery noted after deep ploughing in February 1955 by Basil Brown in area of water course on field to E of Hinderclay Wood.
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Monument: BUC 063 Iron-Age ring ditch, visible as a cropmark, possibly the drip gulley of an Iron Age round house.A ring ditch is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark circa 100 metres to the south-east of Potash Cottage, Bucklesham parish.
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Monument: HXN 019 Iron-Age features. (IA)In excavation of a 30m square area around the Rom hoard findspot, a number of prehistoric features were identified in the W half of the excavation.
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Monument: BRS 028 Iron-Age rectilinear ditched enclosure containing a small ring ditch, visible as cropmarks.A rectilinear ditched enclosure containing a small ring ditch, both possibly of later prehistoric date, are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, to the south of Bungay Road, Barsham parish.
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Monument: KIR 052 Iron-Age ring ditch, visible as a cropmark.A ring ditch of probable late prehistoric date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton village, Kirton parish.
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Monument: KIR 051 Iron-Age D-shaped ditched enclosure, visible as cropmarks.A D-shaped ditched enclosure of probable late prehistoric date is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton village, Kirton parish.
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Monument: COT 019 Iron-Age pottery, a sherd of flint gritted pottery. (IA)July 1998: Evaluation trenching of proposed development site located one large, but unstratified, sherd flint gritted pottery (IA?), & some unstratified Rom pottery.
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Monument: BUC 064 Iron-Age ring ditch, visible as a cropmark, possibly the drip gulley of an Iron Age round house.A ring ditch is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark circa 120 metres to the south-west of Potash Cottage, Bucklesham parish.