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Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

A broad tree-lined avenue aligned on the front of Hengrave Hall.

Auxiliary Unit control station (part of operational base) consisting of hut on concrete base, with aerial (concealed) running up adjacent tree. Also barbed wire compound. [Sources of information: letters from Mr. Leslie Parnell, former signaller serv...

Hand-axe from Avenue Farm in the British Museum. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC

Straight tree-lined avenue shown on a map of 1757 (S1).

Building shown on Israel Amyce map of 1580 (S1).

Avenue of trees marked on Hodskinson's map of 1783 on an E-W alignment on the eastern side of the main Eriswell - Lakenheath road.

Priory of the Holy Trinity, said to be mainly between Christchurch Mansion and St Margaret's Church.

"Barbed and tanged arrowhead found close to tumulus" (S1)(R1).

Tree-lined avenue shown on map of 1699, centred on the front of the Tudor house (see HAM 015), the avenue runs across the deer park to join the main road (S1).