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Monument: HVH 035 Medieval features at North Field, Puddebrook, HaverhillOctober 1997: excavations of medieval site including probable knacker's yard.
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Monument: DUN 099 Medieval features including an oven, Land Land at St James Street, DunwichEvaluation and monitoring over 2 phases identified a clay built oven (preserved in situ) Pits and a ditch of medieval date, significant group of high medieval pottery and a sherd of ipswich ware.
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Monument: GSG 041 Medieval features at Oak House Farm, Mill Street, GislinghamMedieval ditches, possible animal drinking platform, possible post-holes and extraction pit and a pond.
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Monument: BSE 284 Medieval features, 2 Southgate Street, Bury St EdmundsMonitoring identified a medieval oven and floor, post-medieval pits and wall.
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Monument: RLM 011 Medieval features at Naunton Hall1982: an area of 300 square m excavated prior to development; features included two C12 ditches, a pit, and a post hole.
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Monument: WRE 011 Medieval features found in evaluation (Med)November 1993: Evaluation, including trial trench excavations, prior to development located a series of IA, Rom and Med features and finds.
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Monument: BSE 442 Medieval features, 19-20 Abbeygate Street, Bury St EdmundsMedieval features including 18 pits, 3 ovens floor surfaces, a well and a drain.
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Monument: BAA 055 Medieval features at Moat House Farm, Land at Wyverstone RoadEvaluation revealed a medieval pit and two large linear features possibly representing the west and south arms of the moat infilled in the 18th-19th centuries.
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Monument: BUN 016 Medieval features at Popson StreetAn area of 96 square m was excavated prior to road widening revealing some 30 features, including post holes, pits, a slot, and a bread oven dated to the later C12 and early C13.
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Monument: BSE 419 Medieval features, 16-17th century Gable-ended buildings and 19th century Workhouse: 57-59 College Street, Bury St EdmundsFebruary to April 2013: Archaeological monitoring of works relating to the construction of an extension to 59 College Street, Bury St Edmunds identified a number of features dating to the late 12th to 14th centuries, probably related to the college c...