Record Search
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Monument: KSS 055 Post Medieval clay pit.Clay Pit marked on 1st & 2nd Ed OS maps visible on 1940s aerial photographs at Kessingland
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Poorly Located Monument: BUN 164 Post Medieval clay tobacco pipe factoryProbable clay pipe manufacturing site in Bungay suggested by will of Thomas Brown(e), tobacco pipe maker of Bungay, of 1686. Formerly recorded as BUN MISC
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Monument: LWT 856 Post Medieval Coal Store at 141-142 High Street, LowestoftPost Medieval Coal Store at 141-142 High Street, Lowestoft
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Monument: FEX 157 Post Medieval Coastal Battery.Post Medieval Battery, Felixstowe
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Monument: LCS 227 Post Medieval Cobbled surface at Leiston Abbey: Gueston Hall & thatched barnPost Medieval Cobbled surface at Leiston Abbey: Gueston Hall & thatched barn.
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Monument: BRG 107 Post Medieval colluvium and undated gully at Tut Hill pipeline phase 2Evaluation revealed a post medieval colluvium and an undated gully
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Find Spot: HNY 057 Post medieval copper alloy tobacco stopper, Garden of Garlicks FarmC16/C17 bronze or brass tobacco stopper dug up in garden. Formerly recorded as HNY MISC
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Monument: HVH 037 Post Medieval cottage and garden shown on a map of 1737 and later maps.Cottage & garden shown on 1737 and later maps, not on OS 1st ed 1:2500 map of c.
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Monument: FLN 028 Post Medieval cottage, now mainly demolished.Old clay lump cottage adjoining Park Road, now mainly demolished (S1).
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Monument: MDM 073 Post Medieval crescent-shaped concave bank containing an artefact scatter of brick rubble, probably the site of a kiln.Crescent-shaped concave bank, 12-15 feet high, to the rear of a disused cottage, which contains a considerable amount of brick rubble and is probably the site of a kiln.