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Paleolithic implements have been found on the surface of the ground. Formerly recorded as PLS MISC

Polstead Park, medieval deer park in existance between c.1300 to c.16th century, expanded in 18th/19th century, See PLS 057 for Polstead Hall.

Polstead Hall, originally built in 16th century, extensively rebuilt in late 18th/19th century, interior has a 16th century core and wall paintings.

A large pond, possibly relating to medeival fish ponds relating to the former chapel was identified along with a chalk layer and medieval pottery.

Bridge shown on Hodskinson's 1783 map (S1).

Watermill of red brick with weatherboarded gable and lucam, a tiled mansard roof, this mill is used as a house. Grade II Listed Building.

Dense scatter of clay pipes, burnt bricks and traces of white clay or chalky deposits all over field at Fen edge on Pond Farm.

1980: Scatter of pottery & coins including Postumus (AD 259-268) and evidence of burning ? Showing in soil reported and location approximately delineated on map.

Green? visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

Jetton, obverse : figure of a king standing under a canopy, reverse : a cross fleury surrounded by a simple border.