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Medieval or Post Medieval flood defences on Orfordness, Orford parish.

Lighthouse, erected in 1792. Listed Building - under threat from coastal erosion.

Evaluation identified features mainly ditches dated to the Bronze Age/Middle Iron Age and medieval periods 11th-14th centuries that represent field systems and localised occupation.

Group of posts forming probable dock or jetty. Inaccessible. On MapInfo.

Large oval pit with square box structure within. Box constructed from scaffold board sized planks. 4m x 2m. Formerly recorded as ORF MISC

Gold pendant, C7 type, with central garnet and filigree decoration of beaded wires.

Remains of concrete approaches to bridge. Present on either side of river. Some rubble and metalwork visible in bank. Nothing of bridge remaining. Shown as present on modern OS map.

Original site of open trestle post mill moved to TM 415 702 (DAR 007) in 1801.

An extensive area of World War II bomb craters on the beach to the east of Lantern Marshes, Orford Ness, Sudbourne

Cores, flakes and blades,