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Ancient Woodland.

Evaluation identified a range of brick-built walls, these overlie earlier deposits including a post-medieval pit, possible floor surfaces and an occupation soil, and a brick lined dung pit.

Palaeochannel or infilled pond identified at Henham Quarry.

Palace, replacing that of James I and Charles I (NKT 004), for Charles II, enlarged and built onto house of Earl of Thomond, and the Greyhound Inn next door, which were purchased by Charles II in 1668.

Part of the Icknield Way identified as Palace Street: the will of John Withall (died 1524) left 20s to be spent in the `reparation of the way called Hiklingsway leading from the tenement called the Rame in Newmarket towards the Church of All Saints'...

Evaluation identified floors from the old stables, and various later redevelopments of the site by the Rothschilds.

A borehole evaluation of deep deposits identified a palaeochannel deposit radiocarbon dated to 1491-1305BC

Cruciform flint object found during agricultural work in 2002. Formerly recorded as PKM MISC

Palace Quay (remains of) on MapInfo. Consists of rectangular arrangement of posts against bank, densely packed. Lost of pot (PMed) and glass on shore around.

Palaeoenvironmental assessment of deposits indicated peat accumulation adjacent to the River Stour between the Iron Age and the Medieval periods.