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A square enclosure of a possible Medieval – post medieval date is seen as an earthwork (which has been subsequently levelled) on aerial photographs. The square enclosure is most likely a Medieval- post medieval stock enclosure. The square enclosure i...

The geophysical survey located three rectilinear probable structural platform type anomalies (tofts), two of which that were previously unknown, linear features interpreted as potential enclosure ditches also recorded.

Possible medieval-post medieval banks and ditches are seen as soilmarks on aerial photographs. The features consist of three fragmented roughly parallel banks and ditches and a small north west - south east aligned bank. These features most likely re...

The earthwork of a low, elongated mound could be a medieval to post medieval pillow mound, or even a Neolithic long barrow, but is perhaps more likely to be the northern end of a post medieval field boundary.

Possible medieval coin identified during evaluation trenching at Bushel Barn

Large single ditch of possible medieval or post medieval date

A watching brief revealed a shallow pit of 16-17th century date and small quantities of unstratified medieval and post medieval pottery.

Graves of at least 12 individuals and footings of a medieval building, possibly a chapel, were disturbed by footing trenches.

Part of a possible medieval ditch representing perhaps the Abbey precinct ditch or a medieval road

A possible causeway or river flood-defence bank of probable medieval date is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs on the south bank of the River Waveney, to the south-east of Earsham, Bungay parish.