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A rectilinear arrangement of post medieval plantation banks is depicted on historical Ordnance Survey maps, and has been identified from earthworks in the field and on imagery from a recent lidar survey.

A post medieval plantation boundary is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs and imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It defined the western side of ‘Bismarck Plantation’, which is depicted on a late 19th century Ordnance Survey map. It...

A curvilinear earthwork boundary, identified on the ground and on aerial photographs and lidar imagery, probably corresponds to a plantation depicted on a late 18th century estate map. The earthworks form part of a more extensive group of post mediev...

Evaluation revealed a small pond with 15/16th century pottery, a small ditch and examination of the historic cartographic sources suggest the property should not be considered a small moat.

Post Medieval Pond and modern made up ground on land to the North of Manor Farmhouse, Haverhill.

Monitoring identified a post medieval wall footing and the eastern silted up edge of the existing pond.

Post Medieval pond, visible as a cropmark

Post medieval post hole and finds found during evaluation trenching at the rear to The Fleece Inn

Post Medieval post hole features at Church House, Coddenham

Post mill with roundhouse, demolished circa 1914.