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Indicative area of the historic settlement of Knodishall surrounding Coldfair (or St Andrews) Green. Named Coldford Green on Hodskinson's 1783 map.

Tumuli, one large and eight small in two rows E - W.

Earthworks of Buxlow, W of church ruins Knodishall Green. Also metal detecting find from 2003.

Finds of a complete copper flat axe dug up from c. 2 feet deep and Late Palaeolithic flint from c. 4 feet deep.

A worked flint implement. A smallish flake with six flake scars on the dorsal face. Possibly with retouch along one edge, though this could be damage. It is stained and rolled, presumably glacially derived and of lower Palaeolithic date.

An ‘openhall’ house of the early-15th century. Grade-II listed.

Roman pottery in shallow ditch.

General area full of posts - some individual, others making jetties. Known to have been used as moorings for pleasure craft quite recently. Inaccessible and not thought worthy of better recording.

Place-name evidence for suggested settlement of early Kings of East Anglia. Formerly recorded as WBG MISC

Small posts - 40mm diameter, roughly linear against eroding saltmarsh. Possibly three lines running for 10m.