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Monument: BSE 299 No 6 St Mary's Square, Bury St EdmundsMonitoring of footings revealed a concentration of features sealed beneath a layer of re-deposited clay, including large rubbish pits, a posthole and possible ditch.
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Monument: BSE 173 No Mans Meadow'No Mans Meadow' behind Raingate Street, substantial bank visible.
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Monument: IXW 040 No. 2 Dairy Farm, Ixworth, (Mesolithic).Flint microlith, obliquely backed with straight oblique basal retouch, slightly patinated and three lightly patinated flakes.
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Building: SUY 160 No. 2 Friar's StreetBuilding of possible medieval origin with a c.1630 two-bay structure.
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Monument: BSE 502 Nomans Meadows South East of Bury St EdmundsManaged agricultural landscape feature, water meadows North East of Bury St Edmunds.
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Monument: BSE 174 Norman Tower; St James Gate TowerScheduled Monument - NormanTower. Entrance leading to W Front of Abbey Church of Bury St Edmunds (see BSE 010) and churchyard.
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Monument: LWT 379 Normanston, Lowestoft, (Palaeolithic)Normanston: In his review of Palaeolithic implements of East Suffolk, W A Dutt (1908) illustrates five flints from `Cannon-shot' gravels at 27m OD, found in a pit a few 100m north of the main road from Lowestoft to Oulton Broad. Formerly recorded as...
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Monument: WTH 018 Norney PlantationAncient woodland as defined in (S1).
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Find Spot: IPS 008 North Bank of River Orwell, Ipswich, (IAS 9106), (Mesolithic-Neolithic).Flint tools, including broken polished axe, numerous cores and flakes.