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Ipswich ware sherds, two with double row of triangular stamps (S1).

An amphora and a patera were "found in a field called Nine Acres, upon Monks-land, belonging to Sotterly-green Farm.

A timber-framed and rendered house of the early-17th century which retains much of its original structure. The building reflects the typical layout of its period, with a central hall flanked by a parlour and service room, and was probably entered, as...

Nine sherds of IA pottery, including one flint gritted sherd . Found whilst fieldwalking.

Round barrow, site of, depicted and named on OS 1st ed map as `Nine Score Hill' (S1).

A WWII Nissen hut at RedRoosters

Excavation identified a Grubenhaus two Saxon ditches, later prehistoric pits and post medieval ditches.

Monitoring of groundworks revealed no archaeological features or finds, just an ancient buried soil and windblown sand deposits.

Green visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

C9 decorated gold ring.