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A geophysical survey was conducted prior to a small housing development, a fairly wide range of anomalies were prospected during the survey, many of which are likely to have an archaeological origin.

Linear bank, possibly of Post Medieval date and possibly relating to a trackway, visible south of New England Farm.

A broadly rectilinear arrangement of banks and ditches, visible as earthworks on lidar imagery and aerial photographs, are likely to be of post medieval date. They were perhaps associated with the park which once surrounded Downham Hall (SHER STN 017...

Linear bank earthwork marking parish boundary between Santon Downham and Thetford (now Norfolk). It forms part of a dense spread of boundaries, enclosures and trackways recorded within and around Thetford Warren (recorded as SHER STN 190 in Suffolk a...

Linear bank, possibly related to World War II military activity, Sutton

Linear bank of unknown date and function, Sutton parish

Linear bank, of unknown date, visible as an earthwork to the south of Valley Grange. Formerly ADB 035

Linear and rectilinear cropmark south-east of Burnt House Farm.

Linear bank, circa 30cm high, from A1065 to close to BRD 120 (roadway to Brandon Park House).

Field S of footpath with series of earthworks - mainly linear banks and ditches, in area of otherwise mainly flat landscape (S1).