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Monitoring of foundations for an Orangery, revealed brick foundations for an 19th century outbuilding and a probable garden soil.

Evaluation in 1998 identified single, probably post Medieval, field boundary ditch and two 14th century long cross pennies from topsoil.

Group of Saxo-Norman Thetford type ware sherds amongst a larger Med pottery scatter (S1).

Unpatinated flint `chisel', 9.

One Rom pottery sherd and 4 fragments of Rom tile (tegulae) within a large Med settlement (S1).

Four flakes (S1)(S3).

During the Second World War, an extensive military training area was established between Orford and the River Alde, an account of which is given in bibliographic sources, and evidence of which can be seen as earthworks and structures on 1940s (and la...

Large scatter of Late Sax/Med pottery, unglazed wares of C13-C14, also 2 slag fragments and a fragment of thin vessel glass with a slight greenish tinge (S1).

Late 18th century Orangery built by James Wyatt c.1790, Grade I listed.

Medieval town of Orford.