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Probable field boundaries of medieval date are visible as earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. Part of at least three, slightly curved, parallel fields are visible, together with boundaries possibly defining larger fields and/or road-front propert...

A linear earthwork ditch, visible on 1940s aerial photographs, may be part of a medieval to post medieval field boundary. It is not visible on visualised lidar data from a survey in 2022 and has presumably been levelled.

A possible osier bed, of presumably post medieval to modern date, is visible as probable earthworks on aerial photographs taken in the 1940s and 1950s. The site is visible as two blocks of ridges. More recent aerial sources, including lidar data from...

Common visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

Thin layers of coke and charcoal in saltmarsh section, from 5 - 25cm below the present surface.

First World War airfield, used as a night landing ground. Formerly recorded as LVT MISC

Various lines of posts in intertidal zone at end of Levington Creek.

Wharf at head of creek. Bank cut straight with revetting - shown on 1900 OS. Also various posts in mud around creek area - old jetties and mooring posts.

Modern sluice with earlier phase of timber still present.

Various groups of posts. 1 - appears to be a small jetty. 2 - boat shaped arrangement of posts but isn't a boat. 3 - random collection. 2 and 3 have no obvious purpose.