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A rectangular moat with a possible causeway on the northern side has been recorded form cartographic sources and is partially seen on the visualised lidar data. The moat has been recorded from the Culford estate maps (1742,1791 and 1793) and it sugge...

Medieval refuse pits recorded during an archaeological monitoring

Medieval remains in the form of a possible pit or ditch were recorded during archaeological evaluation. The north side of the backfilled moat was intact but the south side has been heavily truncated.

Rectangular enclosure visible on 1971 vertical aerial photograph (S1).

Rectangular moated site, 3 sides surviving with a field boundary on the 4th side.

Melford Hall (see PMed) on site of house which before the Dissolution belonged to the abbotts of Bury St Edmunds (S1)(S2). Monitoring found medieval remains (S5).

Moat, small rectangle, unoccupied, isolated, overgrown (1971).

Excavation identified medieval post-medieval property boundaries and some internal divisions, also pits and post-hole structures of unknown function.

Cropmark of rectangular moat (S1).

Hermitage at Cavendish, later taken under umbrella of Clare Priory according to Med manuscripts. Formerly recorded as CAV MISC