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Monument: EUN 072 Possible Bronze Age Barrow, in woodland E of Spalding's Chair Hill Road, EustonPossible Bronze Age Barrow, in woodland E of Spalding's Chair Hill Road, Euston
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Monument: ING 035 Possible Bronze Age post hole and small Roman pit, Ingham North Solar FarmEvaluation identified a possible Late Bronze Age post hole, a possible small Roman pit, and four other undated potential features
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Monument: CHF 056 Possible Bronze Age Barrow visible in Aerial PhotographyPossible Bronze Age Barrow visible in Aerial Photography
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Monument: COG 042 Possible Bronze Age ditchPossible Bronze Age ditch aligned NE-SW
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Monument: WLN 068 Possible Bronze Age barrow cemeteryEarthworks of a possible Bronze Age barrow cemetery are visible on Lidar imagery on an area of heath to the west of Dunwich Forest, Westleton.
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Monument: IKL 196 Possible Bronze Age barrows and earlier field field systemPossible Bronze Age barrows and Neolithic/Bronze Age field system recorded during an archaeological landscape survey.
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Monument: CUL 075 Possible Bronze Age ring ditchA possible Bronze Age ring ditch is seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs. The ring ditch is most likely Bronze Age in date and most likely relates to a former Bronze Age barrow. The barrow mound may still survive as a very low earthwork on the vi...
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Monument: SUT 232 Possible Bronze Age barrow cemeteryFragments of undated possible ring ditches which may relate to a Bronze Age barrow cemetery (and were previously recorded as SHER SUT 124, SUT 125 and SUT 126) are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the west of Moor’s Hill Plantati...
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Monument: ERL 246 Possible Bronze Age Cremation, Roman and Saxon Field system and undated ditch at Car Park opposite Hospital, RAF LakenheathPossible Bronze Age Cremation, Roman and Saxon Field system and undated ditch at Car Park opposite Hospital, RAF Lakenheath
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Monument: WRW 097 Possible Bronze Age Ring Ditch.A possible ring ditch is seen as a soilmark on aerial photographs. The feature most likely relates to a former Bronze Age barrow. The ring ditch is in close proximity to two possible Roman or medieval enclosures to the south (WRW 039) and Wordwell me...