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Two possible Second World War pit features and an area of possible small pits are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The features consist of two elongated pits, an area of very small pits and two areas of liner featur...

Four embanked pits of a possible Second World War date are seen as earthworks (before being subsequently levelled) on aerial photographs. The features consist of individual pits surround by banks. These features may relate to Second World War explosi...

A possible Second World War pillbox was visible on aerial photographs on land to the north of Hollesley Common, within Rendlesham Forest.

Two roughly rectangular pits of a possible Second World War date are seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features may relate to Second World War training, extraction or forestry. One of the pits cuts a secti...

A group of embanked pits, of a possible Second World War date, are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The features consist of a roughly oval pit surrounded by a mound. It is possible that these features are Second Wor...

The site of a possible Second World War pillbox may be visible on aerial photographs. The structure has a roof in the 1940s and may either be a camouflaged type 22 pillbox (or similar) or may be a pavilion or recreational structure on the edge of Bro...

An evaluation revealed a single pit with evidence for in-situ burning, thought to be related to WWII training activity in the area.

A possible Second World War trench is seen as an earthwork (which has since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The feature may relate to either a possible practice trench, slit trench or seagull trench possibly associated with Second World War mil...

A possible Second World War pit with two possible banks are seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. These features most likely related to Second World War military training or forestry features possibly associated w...

Five pits with surrounding banks, of a possible Second World War date, are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The pits most likely relate to Second World War military training features or possible Second World War for...