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Fragment of decorated ridge tile with greenish-brown glaze. Recorded on Ipswich Museum Card. Formerly recorded as MDM MISC

A roadside grave.

Evaluation and excavation identified medieval finds and features, see details.

August 1993: Rim sherd located within shallow feature or natural hollow infilled with pale brown/grey soil including C19/C20 brick fragments during watching brief on bungalow extension. Formerly recorded as FRK MISC

A system of ditched enclosures and associated pits indicating a medieval roadside settlement.

Medieval Ridge and Furrow and Post Medieval Ditch and agricultural evidnece at East Anglia One Area 19.

Sunken green lane leading to a former triangular area called `Tinkers' Close, which was probably the site of C13-C15 market at Lidgate (S1).

Medieval features, including ditches, pits and post holes were revealed by evaluation and excavation, representing a small early medieval settlement.

Medieval Ridge and furrow and Post Medieval ditches, quarry and a bomb crater and undated features, East Anglia One Site 28, land to the south of Martlesham Creek.

Medieval features identified via excavation consisting of ditches, gullies and small pits/postholes interpreted as being typical medieval roadside development.