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Concentrations of Prehistoric features, a prehistoric burnt mound, Romano British features and ditches, Saxon pit and Medieval ditches was located on land at Place Farm, Ingham

Multiperiod artefact scatter, including: Metal detector find of St Edmund memorial penny, early C10 (S1) Bronze strap end Bronze brooch, 'Nanheim Derivative type' Ornate double buckle Selection of silver pennies, varying dates Seals and seal...

Multi period occupation features at Undley Hall, Lakenheath.

Multi period occupation with principle phases of Late Prehistoric, Iron Age and Early Saxon occupation. A single high status mid 7th century AD Saxon burial was also recovered at Mildenhall Community Hub

IA or ESax and Rom pottery amidst mainly Med pottery scatter found during Watching Brief.

Four Neolithic pits, worked flint, and pottery. Bronze age cremation burial. Two Iron age pits with worked flint. Medieval ditches, pits, postholes, buildings, 3 ovens, and a fire pit. Post Medieval postholes, and ditches. Geophysical survey...

Multi phased occupation extending from the Early Bronze Age to early 20th Century with a focus on the Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age transition period on East Anglia One Area 9 at Land to the north of St Marys Church, Akenham.

Summary of excavation includes prehistoric activity, possible Roman burials, medieval activity and post-medieval features.

Archaeological evaluation revealed a multi-period site, with features dating to the Late Neolithic to Early Bronze Age, the Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age, Roman and medieval to post-medieval.

An archaeological evaluation revealed evidence of Iron Age domestic activity, Roman enclosures and possible trackway, medieval enclosures, and an undated cremation. See also ACT 033 SUY 138 LMD 233.