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The site of a World War Two military camp, indicated by a group of nissen-type huts, is visible at the former site of Blundeston Lodge (BLN 021), now site of Blundeston Prison, is visible on aerial photographs. These structures indicate that the hall...

The possible earthworks of a number of small circular mounds are visible on the Lidar 2m DTM imagery. The archaeological significance of these features is uncertain and it is entirely possible that all of the features relate to recent clearance. Howe...

What appears to be a small, sub-circular mound, of unknown date and archaeological significance, is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It is rather small for a Bronze Age round barrow, although this interpretation r...

A possible area of minor World War Two defensive structures or shelters may have been located at this crossroads, however it is hard to confidently identify their presence and/or function on the aerial photographs.

The possible earthworks of a small circular mound may be visible on the Lidar 2m DTM imagery. The mound, approximately 12.5m across, may be surrounded by an outer ditch. It is possible that this mound represents a Bronze Age round barrow preserved wi...

A small bank of possible Medieval or Post Medieval date and unknown function is visible on the saltmarsh in Erwarton Bay

The site of a World War Two spigot mortar emplacement and possible camouflaged/earthen-covered position is visible on aerial photographs.

Cropmark of possible small enclosure

Possible sluices or World War II military features, Aldeburgh

A possible small moated site of potentially medieval date is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs, to the immediate south of Vicarage Farmhouse, Mettingham parish.