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A possible rectilinear enclosure, perhaps of post medieval date, is visible as an earthwork on 1940s aerial photographs. The archaeological origin of what is visible on the photos is not certain, and the enclosure is not visible on imagery from a 201...

Possible relict bank c20m from present one. TM 45387 55425 - this relict bank only 5m from current one after which it runs along base of existing bank. Timber rows and rubble in fill eroding out of and at edge of saltmarsh.

Possible remains of bank, for c.40m. Very solid but soft and inaccessible either side. 3 small posts along E edge down towards low water mark. 5m wide. NNE-SSW

Possible rectilinear enclosures and field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs.

Possible relict sea bank, of unknown date, visible east of Iken Church. Formerly IKN 023

A possible rectilinear enclosure, or perhaps just a rectilinear arrangement of boundaries, all of possible post medieval date, is visible as earthworks on aerial photographs and imagery from a 2015 lidar survey.

Possible relict seabank, of unknown date, visible northwest of Stanny Farm. Formerly IKN 028

Various cropmarks, including possible rectilinear enclosure, circa 100m wide NE-SW.

Possible rectilinear enclosures and linear features, visible as cropmarks southwest of Covehithe, possibly forming a field system

Possible relict sea bank, of unknown date, visible as a low earthwork west of Ash Covert.