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Evaluation identified a continuation of medieval street frontage occupation, a building, pits, post holes and floors.

Monitoring revealed extant archaeological features and deposits of Late medieval date, possibly forming a small outdoor smithy belonging to a larger house nearby.

12th century to post medieval occupation and domestic activity, as well as large scale quarrying of clay and an associated late medieval/16th century kiln producing brick and tile.

20th century Building remains of modern farm buildings and possible demolition remains of WW2 listening towers, also prehistoric/post medieval flint tools at Land north of Broom Road.

A simple post-built structure dating to the 1st - 2nd century AD situated within a contemporary field system represented Early Roman activity at the site.

Evidence of a significant Saxon settlement including sunken-feature buildings, as well as Iron Age round houses and Bronze Age pit cluster at Land wast of Warren Hill, Saxmundham.

Prehistoric and Late to post medieval artefact scatter found during field walking at land north of Bunkers Hill

Evaluation revealed a large pit containing small fragments of post medieval peg tile which is best interpreted as a post medieval quarry pit.

Evaluation revealed in the northern half of the site this was truncated by two large pits, probably post-medieval quarries.

Field boundary and a number of medieval and post medieval finds.