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Possible crofts shown on black/white AP taken during county coverage of Suffolk in the 1970's (R1).

A possible medieval-post medieval enclosure is seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs. The enclosure is roughly trapezoidal in shape with a possible internal and external ditch on the features south side. The enclosure most likely relates to a post...

Possible medieval to post-medieval earthwork ditches are visible on aerial photographs on land to the west of Dunwich Forest, Westleton. They are visible only faintly within heathland vegetation and consequently it was difficult to discern the extent...

Possible medieval-post medieval banks and ditches can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs visualised lidar data. The banks and ditches most likely relate to a series of medieval-post medieval boundaries, field boundaries, possible garden feat...

Presence of mill infered from records of millers living in the parish

Extending from TL 76307132 to 77437214 is a linear feature which appears as a single ditch with banks on either side, at TL 76687164. This feature intersects Black Ditches (TL 76 NE 4) at TL 76757169. There is no surface evidence of this feature...

Earthworks and later, soilmarks of a possible medieval-post medieval curvilinear bank and ditch are visible on aerial photographs to the east of Frostenden Hall and Frostenden Green (SHER FOS 020).

Possible medieval to post medieval circular warren banks were visible on aerial photographs on Lower Hollesley Common.

Monitoring of footing trenches and associated groundworks, located a flint lined well of possible medieval date and two miscellaneous pits dating from the 19/20th century.

Possible mill inferred from a record of miller living in the parish in 1844 and 1912