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The cropmarks of possible undated ditches are visible on aerial photographs, however the cropmarks may feasibly relate to underlying drainage schemes.

Possible curvilinear enclosure, of unknown date, visible as cropmarks on the northwest edge of Hall Farm brickworks.

Cropmarks, of uncertain archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They may relate to activity recorded further to the east (ELV 120).

Curvilinear enclosure, of unknown date, visible as a cropmark northwest of Chapel Farm. Possibly a chalk ring associated with the nearby airfield.

The cropmarks of possible undated ditches may have been visible on aerial photographs at this location, but were not mapped due to a suspicion that they were of recent and/or agricultural origin.

Traces of what may have been cultivation plots of post medieval or even modern date are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of Iken Heath. These might be traces of episodic, short-term arable cultivation of the heath, either in the post medie...

Possible curvilinear field boundary, Ramsholt parish

The cropmarks of possible fragmentary ditches are visible on aerial photographs at this location, but either cannot be confidently identified, or are located on the edge of the photographs and cannot be rectified sufficiently, and consequently have n...

Parallel lines circa 30m apart - possible cursus monument.

Possible deer park suggested by the names of Park Field and Park Wood, recorded in tithe map of 1839 of Little Waldingfield. Park Wood also former Ancient Woodland on Hodskinson's 1783 and OS 1880s OS maps, now cleared.