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Monument: IPS 2063 Possible moat, pond or ditch at 1a -1c, Coltsfoot Road, IpswichAn evaluation revealed a single fetaures interpreted as likely a ditch or pond, or possibly a moat.
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Monument: BAR 106 Possible moated sitePossible medieval moated site
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Monument: WKB 048 Possible modern ditch with medieval or post medieval fired clay at Cemetery HillPossible modern ditch with medieval or post medieval fired clay identified during evaluation trenching at Cemetery Hill
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Monument: OTY 073 Possible Moat, Warren's FarmSquare enclosure, 47m across, visible on OS 1st edition and Google Earth. Part of western and northern arms survive as linear ponds.
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Monument: EYE 100 Possible moated site at Langton GrovePossible moated site at Langton Grove
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Monument: ABK 011 Possible moat? or enclosures with ponds and linking ditch to northRectangular and linear earthworks on gentle sloping hill top, probably the remains of a moat and associated ponds.
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Monument: WLW 036 Possible moated site. (Med)Possible moated site.
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Monument: BAA 015 Possible moat, Shackerland HallPossible moat indicated on tithe map in an area of various ponds around Shackerland Hall.
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Monument: TRS 008 Possible moated site along southern edge of Church Lane, Common Lane, Troston.Possible moated site along southern edge of Church Lane, Common Lane, Troston.
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Monument: FXL 040 Possible Modern gunpost cut into Bronze Age round barrowA possible Light Anti-aircraft Artillery emplacement, or gun post, is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs, possibly cut into the mound of a Bronze Age Round Barrow on Brightwell Heath, Foxhall parish.