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Heath, visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783. Enclosed 1814.

Earthworks, ditches at right angles to Norwich Rd, have the appearance of Med tofts, opposite Med scatters BRH 025 and 026.

Northumbrian styca (base sceat) of Aethelred II, second reign circa AD 844- 849.

Ancient woodland and deer park.

"Corduroy" Road from TM 1445 4653 to TM 1481 4609, Roman?

Saxon inhumation burials, C6-C7, found accidentally and in subsequent excavations.

Cropmark of square enclosure (circa 40m square) with entrance to N and with adjoining field boudaries on S and N sides. On slightly different alignment to existing fields.

Road and associated features mentioned in the Ipswich Documentary Card index.

`Three parts of a moat remain at Norton Hall, east of the village.

The Norwich and Brandon Railway was incorporated in 1844, the 36.75 mile long line opening as a double track in July 1845. The amalgamation in 1845 with the Yarmouth and Norwich Company, and connection to the Northern and Eastern Company's line by a ...