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A post medieval rectilinear enclosure is depicted on historical Ordnance Survey maps and is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It may have enclosed a plantation, although no trees are depicted within it on the consu...

A relict sea-bank of Post Medieval date, Aldeburgh

A rectilinear enclosure of probable Post Medieval date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the south-west of The Vale Farm, Harkstead

Post Medieval remains at Melford Hall (listed building) and Park (registered).

Rectangular pits, possibly Post-Medieval oyster beds, are visible on aerial photographs as earthwork features cut into the salt-marsh on the eastern bank of the Butley river in Chillesford parish

Jumble of red bricks eroding from cliff face. No obvious coursing or mortar. Approx. 1m below ground level of cliff.

Revetments and tracks that were part of a munitions store, each approximately 30m long, see details (S1).

Rectangular pits of probable Post Medieval or modern date are visible as earthworks in the saltmarsh on the west bank of the Butley River, Butley parish

A relict sea bank or causeway of probable Post-Medieval date is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork in the inter-tidal zone of the Butley River, to the south-west of Decoy Wood, Chillesford parish

Area of straight ridge & furrow with no developed headlands, which run at right angles to the slope & are approxately 5m across, located in the NW part of Paradise Wood.