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Geophysical survey and evaluation identified post-medieval field boundaries.

Field boundaries probably of Post Medieval date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, Boyton parish

Field boundaries of probably medieval or post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, circa 500 metres to the south of Main Road, Kesgrave.

Field boundaries of probable Post-medieval date are visible as cropmarks to the south of Brantham Court, Brantham parish

Cropmarks of former field boundaries of fields visible on aerial photographs.

Several lengths of old field boundaries, and some indistinct cropmarks, including two possible rectilinear enclosures. They are considered to be post medieval field boundaries and land divisions, visible on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map.

Post Medieval field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs in the fields to the east of Pinmill, Chelmondiston

Post-Medieval field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs to the south-east of Bramham Hall Farm, Bramham parish

Post medieval field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs in fields to the east of Nacton village

Field boundaries of probable post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs, in fields on the southern side of Martlesham village.