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Ancient Woodlands

Pagan Saxon sherds, a bead and fragments of loomweights found in excavating three apparent hut sites overlying LBA cemetery (S1)(R1)(R2).

Packhorse Bridge. listed building scheduled.

Evaluation and Excavation identified a Neolithic pit, Early Bronze Age pits containing complete pottery vessels or cremations and Early Iron Age storage pits containing large assemblages of pottery and re-worked Late Neolithic flint were recorded.

Half groat of Henry VI(?), Calais mint, metal detected (S3), and pottery scatter.

Irregular or square cropmark with possible entrance to the north seen on AP.

Cropmarks of trackways, field boundaries and a rectilinear field system, on different orientations and of different unknown dates

Fragments of moated enclosures survive adjacent to the parish boundary.

Med 'floors', pottery of Hollesley type circa AD 1300.

February 1992: fieldwalking of Pages Common field and two fields to SE by Sylvia Laverton located general background scatter of PMed debris, listed as:- 1 rim and 12 body sherds pottery and 4 brick/tile fragments.