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Moat, occupied (Listed Building, grade II, C16th timber framed).

Med pottery, glazed and plain, including at least one sagging base fragment found in black earth patches.

Steep sided prospect mound, beside canal in the grounds of Pettistree Lodge - originally had flint structure on top.

Possible LSax pottery found in black earth patches plus hut sites and at least one hearth.

Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Pettistree

Two fragments of biscuit coloured IA Belgic pottery and possible hut sites with at least one hearth.

A 15th to 16th century, timber framed, two storey, cross wing hall house with a tiled roof. A floor was inserted in 16th/17th century. The building has been restored and renovated in the 20th century

`Flint implements' excavated by Reid Moir in 1912-1913. Formerly recorded as PTR MISC

Pettistree, auxiliary unit operational base.

Beaker fragments and child remains.