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A possible irregular rectilinear enclosure of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the south of Beaumont Hall in Harkstead parish.

Possible Late Bronze Age pit and WWII ditch identified during evaluation trenching at Land off Copeland Way

Possible jetty structure of unknown date in the inter-tidal zone of Martlesham Creek

Possible Late Iron Age Building and Roman occupation at the football club ground East Corner

Possible irregular enclosure, bridging probable water course, on edge of AP, within area of field boundaries, SBN 052 (S1).

1992-1993: fieldwalking & excavation of Med site on proposed Haverhill bypass route located significant deposit of horse bones, probably from knacker's yard, and other finds/features.

Possible Late Prehistoric or Roman features identified during magentometry survey.

Possible Iron Age or Roman square enclosure.

According to monthly serial on Hintlesham's history written for the church magazine in 1920/1921 by Miss Deane, `eight barrow loads of white bricks found, marked by fire, where her house, Mill House, stands were Iceni cists, showing that the ancient ...

Evaluation and excavation identified a possible roundhouse (gully) , ditches and finds, suggest a Late Iron Age / Roman settlement in this area.