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Important group of over 250 worked flints from field surface, mainly of Middle Bronze Age (or Later Bronze Age or even Iron Age) date, including re-used earlier flints.

Pilgrim badge: lead disc with simple hook fastener on back, showing crowned probable virgin and child.

Cordate Handaxe, Previously confused with the Fornham Road pits in Bury St Edmunds. Formerly recorded as FAS MISC

Evaluation revealed Roman occupation, principally consisting of ditch systems together with occasional pits (see details).

A small type 22 pillbox with smooth concrete sides. The entrance is not visible from the road and there is no blast wall. The small embrasures have been blocked by bricks. The pillbox faces N and there are clear marks on the concrete from the shutter...

Scatter of C13-C14 pottery.

Pillbox.

Moat, remains of (S1).

Evaluation revealed late Iron Age occupation, principally consisting of ditch systems together with occasional pits (see details).

Rectangular pillbox, with shuttering walls inside and out made of 9insx4insx2ins cement 'bricks', and the space between them filled with concrete. There are vertical reinforcing bars and some evidence that the two shuttering walls are connected by me...