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A dispersed and fragmentary cropmark site consisting of multi-period field systems, enclosures and trackways, is visible on aerial photographs. It is thought that the vast majority of cropmarks relate to later prehistoric to Roman date activity, lik...

An area of earthwork banks, of a probable medieval-post medieval date, are seen on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The banks most likely relate to medieval to post medieval boundary banks forming a system of boundaries, plantation bound...

The cropmarks of multiphase area of enclosures, fields and trackways of unknown, but potentially including features of later prehistoric and/or Roman and medieval to post medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs. The site appears to consist o...

Multi-phase, late prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon activity associated with agricultural, domestic and funerary activity

Multiple banks of a probable post medieval date are seen as earthworks (before being subsequently levelled) on aerial photographs. The banks most likely relate to post medieval boundary banks and are in close proximity to a further area of probable p...

An area of fragmentary cropmarks, vegetation marks and soilmarks are visible on historic aerial photographs at the site of the excavated Middle to Late Bronze Age settlement at Game Farm (BRD 154). Comparatively little was apparent in the southern pa...

Multi-phase cropmarks, some of which may relate to medieval settlement, are visible on aerial photographs. Evidence from archaeological evaluations in the area indicates that the features could range in date from the Bronze Age to the post medieval p...

An area of earthwork banks and a ditches, of a probable post medieval date, are seen on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The banks and ditches most likely relate to post medieval boundary banks forming a system of boundaries, plantation...

The cropmarks of a group of multi-phase ditches, trackways and field boundaries of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs. It is likely that these boundaries predominantly relate to activity of later prehistoric to Roman date and relate to mo...

multiple period features in Trench 81-85 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route