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Monument: MNL 694 Artificial chalk surface and peat layer, Land at Bargate Farm, Bargate Road, West Row (PMed)Artificial chalk surface and peat layer at site of inland port.
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Find Spot: RMR 025 AS of Hadrian. Formerly recorded as RMR MiscAS of Hadrian, illegible reverse, found metal detecting (S1).
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Building: GRU 089 Arters BarnA 16th or early-17th century timber-framed threshing barn
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Find Spot: PKM 022 As of Domitian, (AD 72), RIC 699.As of Domitian, (AD 72), RIC 699.
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Monument: FSF 045 Artefact scatter/burnt mound of heat-crackled flintsPatch of white, heat-crackled flints observed in the area of the former Great Whittingham Green (see FSF 040)(S1).
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Monument: SXM 045 Artificial fertiliser works19th century artificial fertiliser plant. Location unknown.
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Monument: REY 049 As REY 046 but starts in front of recently revetted saltmarshAs REY 046 but starts in front of recently revetted saltmarsh (wooden sleepers set vertically keeping marsh in). Brushwood set horizontally behind vertically set posts.
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Monument: FSF 044 Artefact scatter/burnt mound of white, heat-crackled flintsPatch of white, heat-crackled flints 30m E-W x 60cm N-S (S1).
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Monument: LWT 531 Artillery defences at Lowestoft are to three batteries built in the reign of Henry VIII in 1540.The earliest references to artillery defences at Lowestoft are to three batteries built in the reign of Henry VIII in 1540. These were simple earthworks revetted with gabions and boards, armed with three or four guns each, and sited at the south end ...
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Find Spot: IPS 186 Asda Supermarket site, Ipswich, (IAS 8114).Bronze pegged spearhead; blade fragment from a bronze axe, solid and a misshapen piece of waste, found within 3m of each other.