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Evaluation identified a small number of post-medieval pits, two undated ditch type features and an industrial brick structure thought to relate to a former timber yard and dating from the early 20th century.

Archaeological excavation identified Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Agricultural and settlement activity on the site. The settlement shifted away from the site by the Middle Bronze Age however a roundhouse was present in the corner of the site. Activi...

Trenched evaluation in advance of mineral extraction revealed a small shallow pit containing pottery of 11th/12th century date.

Trenched evaluation in advance of mineral extraction revealed single pit containing BA sherd. Scatter of struck flint recovered from topsoil.

Trenched evaluation in advance of mineral extraction revealed numerous shallow pit features containing much charcoal but no finds.

Evaluation revealed Neolithic and Bronze Age flint and pottery, Land at Gazeley Road, Kentford.

Modern pit and rubble found at Land at Heatherhayes, Ipswich.

A number of possible archaeological features were identified as geophysical anomolies. Subsequent evaluation and excavation identified features of Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman date.

Evaluation and excavation identifed part of a Middle Bronze Age ditched enclosure or field system and a small but important group of domestic pottery together with worked flints and three cylindrical loomweights.

Monitoring identified a medieval pit and post medieval features.