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Possible burnt mound and post med agricultural activity was revealed during an evaluation

Ring ditch, circa 20m diameter, with possible causeway to NE (S1).

Possible building foundations of unknown date visible on aerial photographs to the north of Alnesbourne Priory

A possible causeway or ditched road or track of unknown date can be seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs, located in the area known as The Sink, to the north-east of Bucklesham Hall, Bucklesham parish.

A cut feature possibly for the original building footprint was seen along with post-medieval finds recovered from a test pit which was part of 'The Story of Hoxne' HLF funded community project.

A possible causeway or ditched road or track of unknown date can be seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs, located in the area known as Mousehole Carr, Bucklesham parish.

Possible circular cropmark circa 50m diameter.

A possible Bronze Age barrow is visible as a small ring ditch cropmark on aerial photographs, in Nacton parish.

A possible causeway bank of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs, to the south of Grove House, Hollelsley parish

Cropmarks showing possible circle of pits - small ?henge (or 2nd WW signal light), with central feature.