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2004: features, including extremely early icehouse, associated with palace of Charles II (1660-1685), identified & recorded during monitoring of footing trenches to rear of 'Goldings'.

Evaluation revealed one late medieval/early post-medieval ditch and three early post-medieval pits, which were all well preserved below topsoil and a demolition layer.

Evaluation identified possible post medieval post-hole, small pit and land drains.

Evaluation identified 2 post-medieval/modern pits and a small modern gully were encountered, as well as the footing of a late post-medieval wall.

Evaluation in 1997, immediately west of St Catherines Church, Pettaugh. Only Post Medieval features located. Formerly recorded as PAU MISC

Evaluation trenching revealed a number of undated features, probably relating to late 19th century land use as an allotment. Formerly recorded under IPS 395.

Evidence of fen edge deposits and post medieval fen drainage activity were revealed by an evaluation

Field boundaries and possible ditched trackways of post-medieval and possible medieval date are visible to the north of Mettingham castle, as earthworks and cropmarks on aerial photographs, Mettingham parish.

Field boundaries and trackways of possible Post Medieval date are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Church Farm, Erwarton.

Post Medieval field boundaries are visible as cropmarks in fields to the west of Peartree Farm, Shotley