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A circular cropmark, possibly a post-medieval garden feature or a much earlier feature, such as a barrow of Bronze Age date, is visible in the garden of The Pines, Mettingham parish as a cropmark visible on aerial photographs.

A possible landscaped park or garden feature, possibly a haha or terracing, can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs, to the south of Bealings House, Great Bealings parish.

A linear bank feature of possible post medieval or World War Two date is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs between a network of World War Two anti-glider ditches (SHER SUT 105).

Post medieval flint mines may be visible as soilmarks, cropmarks and perhaps low earthworks on aerial photographs, to the north of the major post medieval flint mining area of Ling Heath, Brandon. Small pit-like features and areas of disturbed ground...

Possible kiln site circa 1700 or dumped material from kiln, clay floor.

Saw typical landscape of levelled hummocks and hollows, with some water sorted sands to NW and three undated, but poss PM ditches

Possible Post Medieval house sites to the north of Ferry Farm, Sutton

Possible oyster pits of Post Medieval or Modern date to the south of Boyton Docks, Boyton parish

A area of terraced ground to the south of St Mary's church, Great Bealings, may be the house platform and part of the estate of the demolished Bealings Hall.

Possible oyster pits of Post Medieval or Modern date to the north of Boyton Docks, Boyton parish