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AW PIPELINE evaluation Trench 173 revealed a possible Post Medieval field boundary.

Two possible post medieval flint mine shafts are visible as earthworks on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey. They are one of a number of such sites recorded in the area.

Possible Post Medieval field boundaries and trackways are visible on aerial photographs to the south-east of Chelmondiston village

A possible Post Medieval field boundary is visible on aerial photographs to the south of Chelmondiston village

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 Post Medieval field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs to the north-west of Morston Hall, Trimley St Martin parish

Possible Post Medieval field boundary, Martlesham parish

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.

Possible field boundaries of medieval or post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks to the north-east of Manor Farm, Bungay parish.

A possible field boundary of post-medieval date can be seen on aerial photographs to the east of North Cove Hall, North Cove parish.