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Monument: STN 137 Numerous small rectilinear enclosures, perhaps post medieval to modern in dateA large group (between 10 and 20) of small, rectilinear embanked enclosures, perhaps of post medieval or modern date, is visible as earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. Their function is not known. The southernmost examples appear to respect the l...
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Poorly Located Find Spot: NWN 027 Nowton General, (Palaeolithic)Handaxes in various museums. Formerly recorded as NRN MISC
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Monument: FRK 007 Nude Roman bronze statue, possibly of Mercury (Rom)1994(?): Nude bronze statue, said to be of Mercury, eight inches high, and in perfect condition.
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Monument: TNG 026 Nowhere House1996(?): Medieval pottery (60-70 sherds Hollesley ware) and iron working slag (date? ) were recovered from building trenches behind the cottage across the road to Brook Farm, at Nowhere House `(circa TM 433 745)'(S1).
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Monument: NWN 004 Nowton Park, The Paddock, Breckey Ley Park; Court ParkParkland, probably associated with Nowton Court.
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Monument: IKN 013 Numerous World War II shell craters from military training. (PMed)Numerous shell craters from military training during World War II, visible on Yarn Hill
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Monument: NWN 017 Nowton DMVDeserted Medieval/ Post Medieval settlement of Nowton.
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Monument: MTT 016 Nr Red BarnRoughly rectangular enclosure cropmark, approximately 110m x 100m. Rom coin found within.
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Monument: SNP 058 Numerous World War II slit trenches, visible as earthworks around a group of trees northeast of New England Farm.Numerous World War II slit trenches, visible as earthworks around a group of trees northeast of New England Farm.