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Medieval to Post Medieval Pit at 39 Walnut Tree Lane, Sudbury.

The soilmarks of a probable former roads or routeways of probable medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs. The route appears to lead towards ELV 104, which appears to broadly coincide with a road branching off from the B1106 ...

The earthworks of a series of boundary banks, enclosures and areas of cultivation and/or plantation ridges are visible on the aerial photographs and the 0.5m resolution Lidar data within the western part of the Elveden Warren (ELV 039). The boundary ...

The earthworks of a series of boundary banks, enclosures and possible areas of ridge and furrow, or cultivation/plantation ridges are visible on the 0.5m resolution Lidar data within the eastern part of the Wangford Warren (WNG 025). It seems likely ...

Archaeological evaluation identified a possible quarry pit, and medieval and early post-medieval ditches with a possible cultivation or occupation soil layer surviving beneath the topsoil.

Evaluation and excavation located a large ditch marking the county boundary in filled in the late medieval or early post-medieval period and also an area of gunflint waste.

Fieldwalking and monitoring of proposed Suffolk water pipeline route located scatter of late Med/early Post Med pottery.

Croft sites - S side of Brundish Street.

St Nicholas token found in stream at Bull Bridge. Formerly recorded as SFT MISC

St Nicholas token found on Hardwick Heath by P Bright (R1). Formerly recorded as BSE MISC