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A possible Plague stone just outside the at the north east corner of All Saints Chuchyard in the old market place Stanton.

Monitoring of footing trenches identified part of a possible pond or quarry pit in the southern part of the site.

Possible pits cut into the salt-marsh in the Deben Estuary, Hemley parish

bricks of a size & shape consistent with an 16th Century Date. Possibly a retaining wall.

Possible pits cut into the salt-marsh in the Deben Estuary, Hemley parish

Possible plot boundaries and pits of unknown date are visible as cropmarks in a field on the northern side of Harkstead village

The earthworks of banks and/or walls and a small mound of possible post medieval date are visible on the Environment Agency lidar imagery. The fragmentary remains of a 17th to 18th century flint wall is recorded in the general location (BRD 252) and ...

Possible pits cut into the salt-marsh in the Deben Estuary, Hemley parish

At TM 0367 7788 a circular patch, circa 1m across, of red burnt clay and soil, visible in plough soil with an area of dark soil with pottery adjacent and a second area of dark soil with pottery about 5m away.

A bank of a probable post medieval date is seen as an earthwork (which has since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The bank most likely relates to a post medieval boundary bank or possibly a post medieval park and garden feature related to Elvede...