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Evaluation revealed base of PMed flint wall.

For details of Brandon gunflint industry see (S1-S4). Formerly recorded as BRD MISC

Approximately 20 small circular depressions in surface of heath covering an area of circa 50 by 50m.

A former floodbank can clearly be seen, first as an earthwork and then later as a soilmark, running from to the south of Alderton parish. The bank was ploughed out between 1955 and 1963, with the exception of the small section along which the track ...

A possible relict flood defence bank or causeway is visible on aerial photographs as an extensive linear earthwork traversing Share Marsh, Carlton Colville parish.

A relict flood defence bank or possible causeway of probable post-medieval date is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork on Peto's Marsh, Carlton Colville parish.

A flood defence bank or sea wall of Medieval or Post Medieval date can be seen on aerial photographs as an earthwork on the east bank of the Butley River, Gedgrave parish.

A probably post medieval flood defence bank is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork crossing Castle Marsh, Barnby parish.

A Post Medieval flood defence bank is visible on aerial photographs in Seafield Bay on the River Stour, Brantham parish

A probably post medieval flood defence bank is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork crossing Castle Marsh, North Cove parish.