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Medieval to Post Medieval ditches and modent pit at Weybread House, Weybread.

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

A series of linear boundary banks and ditches, some of which may also have acted as trackways of probable medieval to post medieval date are visible on the LIDAR data within an area of plantation within Rendlesham Forest.

The site of a group of curving and regular shaped medieval to post medieval field boundaries is visible on aerial photographs, but the majority have not been mapped as they are partially depicted on the Ordnance Survey First Edition map.

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 ...

Banks and ditches of probable medieval to post medieval date can be seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features most likely relate to medieval to post medieval boundaries, strip fields and possibly drainage...

The vegetation marks and slight earthworks of probable medieval to post medieval drainage dykes and marshland causeways are visible on aerial photographs at this location. These were not included within the mapping as this type of feature is not incl...

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 ...

Evaluation identified two boundary ditches, relating to the medieval or post-medieval use of the site.

Earthworks of a lane or trackway, visible as a bank and ditch, a possible field division, and a pond, which is depicted on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map are visible on aerial photographs within Wrentham Park (WRE 019).