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Cropmark of a ring ditch, approximately 12m diameter, visible on Google Earth 2018, immediately E of HWN 016

A broad low mound, about 1 foot high and 22 yards in diameter, possibly a flattened barrow, noted on Hoo Hill after systematic fieldwork in Rendlesham Park. No convincing evidence of a low mound was identified on the aerial photographs and LIDAR ima...

Geophysical Survey identified anomalies of possible archaeological origin including pit-like features and a building visible on early OS maps

Possible barrow

Possible barrow site, no trace above ground.

Possible bank or road of unknown date, Bromeswell

RAF aerial photograph showing possible barrow mound (S1).

Geophysical survey identified a range of anomalies were recorded during the survey, some of which have a potential archaeological origin.

Multi-period funerary and possible settlement site including a putative barrow and ring ditches as well as likely settlement sites and associated field systems.

Possible boundaries, pits and enclosures of unknown date, but potentially including features from the Bronze Age to the medieval period, are visible as fragmentary cropmarks on aerial photographs of Barsham parish.