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Possible medieval coin identified during evaluation trenching at Bushel Barn

Possible drains or ridge and furrow of probable medieval or post-medieval date are visible as earthworks on 1950s aerial photographs just to the east of, and maybe associated with, Mettingham Hal, Mettingham parish.

A possible causeway or river flood-defence bank of probable medieval date is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs on the south bank of the River Waveney, to the south-east of Earsham, Bungay parish.

Possible Medieval ditch at Forward Green, Earl Stonham

Possible field boundaries or tofts belonging to a possible shrunken medieval village can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs to the north of Manor Farm, Bungay parish.

The geophysical survey located three rectilinear probable structural platform type anomalies (tofts), two of which that were previously unknown, linear features interpreted as potential enclosure ditches also recorded.

Cropmarks and soilmarks of field boundary and possible enclosure ditches which may relate to a common edge settlement of medieval date are visible on aerial photographs on land to the west of Capel Green, Capel St Andrew.

Possible original extent of the churchyard of St Andrew's, Covehithe

Graves of at least 12 individuals and footings of a medieval building, possibly a chapel, were disturbed by footing trenches.

Ditches of probable medieval date identified during evaluation trenching on Carlton Colville bypass