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Evaluation identified a possible small Roman rural farmstead and later post-mediveal field system. Features relating to the construction, use, and dismantling of the World War II airfield were also recorded.

An undated possible enclosure is visible as faint soilmarks on aerial photographs on land to the east of Leiston Road, Aldeburgh.

A possible small rectilinear enclosure, perhaps of post medieval date and related to warrening, is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. The enclosure is not particularly clear, and the archaeological significance of t...

A possible small undated mound is seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The date and function of the mound is unknown although it is possible that the mound may have related to a small Bronze Age Barrow. It is also possible that the mound is...

Possible square embankment and ditch of unknown date.

Possible small ring ditch visible on air photograph, circa 10m diameter.

Possible small wreck, of unknown date, visible south of Hazelwood marshes. Formerly ADB 033

The cropmarks of a possible sub rectangular ditched enclosure and other linear features are visible on aerial photographs in Bawdsey parish. Some of these features may be later prehistoric to Roman date in date.

Possible small sub-square enclosure, approximately 20m sides with possible field boundaries (or within larger sub-rectangular enclosure), close by to W and at 50m to E, curving round (S1).

Soilmarks or cropmarks of unknown date and origin indicating the site of a possible rectangular enclosure (55m x 40m) with surrounding field boundaries. The validity of this interpretation has been questioned.