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Evaluation revealed an undated pit, two ditch segments believed to form part of a post medieval field boundary.

Evaluation failed to reveal any archaeological deposits, but a sequence of natural environmental deposits which may have future potential for palaeoenvironmental studies were identified.

Evaluation identified a small assemblage of prehistoric struck flint, four possible features and a pit containing an assemblage of Middle Bronze Age pottery.

Evaluation (see CAC 014) and excavation of site with round-houses, 4-posters, pits, ditches etc with classic Late Bronze Age (Matt Brudenell, Oct 2008) pottery assemblage (& a few Neolithic & Early Bronze Age sherds).

Early Iron Age ditches identified, post medieval field boundary and field walking recovered sparce distributions of prehistoric, Roman and late medieval finds.

Early Neolithic activity/cluster pits and Late Bronze Age ring ditch, pits and ditches, possible remnants of a contemproary field system. Roman rectilinear field system also identified.

Small pit with Bronze Age? Pottery found during a watching brief at Ransomes Europark

Five 17th - 18th century smoking clay pipes, also 17th century pottery sherds, opposite Unitarian Chapel.

Evaluation identified two undated ditches.

Archaeological evaluation and mitigation uncovered late medieval to early post-medieval gullies indicative of agricultural land use