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Evaluation identified a ditch running almost perpendicular to Main Road contained pottery which could be of Roman date, and a shallow, circular post medieval pit.

This complex of buildings includes a merchants house on the road frontage with several phases of warehousing behind, running down to the River Orwell.

Moat.

Site of former Staunch (replacing Staunch, MNL 462?) at beginning of New Cut (MNL 460).

Royal Observer Corps monitoring post built as part of an extensive network of posts designed to confirm and report hostile aircraft and nuclear attacks on the United Kingdom.

Unknown fieldbarn, Hinderclay. 19th century fieldbarn. Single building plan formed by working agricultural buildings. The location of the farmhouse is uncertain. Total loss of the traditional farm buildings. Located within an isolated position.

The evaluation mostly identified the 19th century field pattern but also identified isolated Late Saxon and Medieval activity.

Isolated post medieval ditch identified during evaluation trenching at GR Warehouse Site

Isolated posts and 3 groynes running out to intertidal mud. Probably of same age as groynes down river

Isolated ring ditch, diameter circa 15m (S1).