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Possible Saxon inhumation as evidenced by an iron buckle, knife and tweezers at Great Thurlow in 1891.

1994: Prehistoric material found fieldwalking amidst mainly Roman scatter includes one handmade body sherd with flint `gritted' fabric, 7 flint flakes and 9 fragments burnt flint (S1).

Acheulean hand-axe of sub-cordate form.

Romano British, Medieval and Post Medieval pottery sherds and tile were recovered from a ploughed field in 1977-8. It is unclear whether the pottery had originated from the field area, or had been dredeged from the moat which lay to the south west.

Ring ditch, diameter 30m.

Roman pottery scatter with tile fragments, Samian, colour coated, lamps and oyster shells.

Thin scatter in heavy clay soil found fieldwalking pipeline route: 1 flake; 2 body sherds-Medieval?

Potin coin of the Sequani and fragment of an enamelled bronze harness fitting, rectangular with a loop on the back, red and yellow enamel.

Lime kiln mapped `near Inghams', listed in (S1) at cited grid reference - possibly should be located in pit to SE at TM 1030 4926(?).

Black ware urns found circa 1895 containing burnt coin etc, near farmhouse during excavation work.