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Monument: FEX 201 Lines of posts of unknown date.Lines of posts heading N out from saltmarsh, bank side. Posts quite square, probably modern.
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Monument: BRK 021 Lines of right-angled return trenches and inverted `V' cropmarksLines of right-angled return trenches and inverted `V' cropmarks, believed to be ? 1914-1918 training trenches (S1).
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Monument: BRK 021 Lines of right-angled return trenches and inverted `V' cropmarks, believed to be World War I training tenches.Lines of right-angled return trenches and inverted `V' cropmarks, believed to be ? 1914-1918 training trenches (S1).
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Monument: ADB 071 Lines of timber posts.Lines of posts, various stretches perpendicular. Mix of timbers, mostly rounded, different sizes. Covers stretch of sea wall with extra concrete slabs at base for added defence & where salt marsh eroded away completely. Poss. silt trap/defence mechan...
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Monument: SUE 045 Lines of wooden posts. See map. Thought to be fairly modern - silt traps/oyster beds/groynes.Lines of wooden posts. See map. Thought to be fairly modern - silt traps/oyster beds/groynes.
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Monument: BRD 066 Lingheath Flint MinesLing Heath, Brandon, was a major centre for flint mining in the post medieval period, in particular for the gun flint industry. Mining is known to have continued at the site until the 1930s. The site was documented in written records and photographs ...
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Monument: MDS 141 Lings MillPost windmill with a roundhouse, demolished in 1920. No visible remains.
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Monument: BSG 012 Link Wood/Rushbrooke WoodsRushbrooke Woods & Link Wood.
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Monument: WLL 005 Linkwood RoadPart of length of Roman road between Long Melford and Pakenham (Margary 33a)(S1).
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Monument: LMD 104 Linnage Barn Pightle, Lineage WoodRectangular enclosure containing a barn shown on a map of 1820 (S1) and on the tithe map of 1839, when it is described `Linnage Barn Pightle, pasture, 1a 2r 8p' (S2).