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Monument: MNL 702 Possible Round Barrow, Mildenhall WarrenOne of three (also MNL 703 & 704) circular mounds, possibly large round barrow earthworks, circa 40min diameter showing on LIDAR 2m resolution images in Forestry Commission plantation (S1).
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Monument: FRK 216 Possible round barrows and rectilinear enclosures at FreckenhamA short season of targeted geophysical and topographically survey was undertaken following finds reported to PAS by metal detectorists
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Monument: MNL 703 Possible Round Barrow, Mildenhall WarrenOne of three (also MNL 702 & 704) circular mounds, possibly large round barrow earthworks, circa 40min diameter showing on LIDAR 2m resolution images in Forestry Commission plantation (S1).
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Monument: SNP 073 Possible saltworking site, of unknown date, visible as earthworks in saltmarsh southwest of Black Heath house.Possible saltworking site, of unknown date, visible as earthworks in saltmarsh southwest of Black Heath house.
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Monument: WRW 059 Possible Round Barrow, Kings Forest, WordwellA possible Bronze Age Round Barrow is seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The mound is approximately 30m in diameter and most likely relates to a Bronze Barrow. The possible barrow is in close relation to a further p...
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Monument: MNL 704 Possible Round Barrow, Mildenhall WarrenOne of three (also MNL 702 & 704) circular mounds, possibly large round barrow earthworks, circa 40m in diameter showing on LIDAR 2m resolution images in Forestry Commission plantation (S1).
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Poorly Located Monument: HXN 096 Possible Saxon cemetery site, Low Close"Low Close" possible cemetery site. Formerly recorded as HXN MISC
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Monument: LKH 349 Possible Round Barrow, Lakenheath WarrenEarthwork mound, probably round barrow, overlain by one of the warren/parish boundary banks on NE side of Lakeneath Warren.
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Monument: WSW 083 Possible Round Barrow.An earthwork mound possibly relating to a Bronze Age Barrow is seen on visualised lidar data and aerial photographs. The feature consists of a low roughly circular mound and a possible section of ditch on the mounds south side. The mound is situated ...
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Monument: RLM 010 Possible Saxon pottery, Hoo Hill Piece (Basil Brown 1949)One portion of base and three body sherds, also one sherd with grooved curvilinear markings.