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At a meeting of the SIA in Bury St Edmunds, July 1857, the following present was announced: "shot imbedded in the cliff probably during the famous battle of Solebay" (S1). Formerly recorded as SWD MISC

Evaluation identfied a number of post medieval structural remains and ditches, some of which may have their origins in the medieval period.

Sculpture stray find from garden of the Old Rectory. Formerly recorded as WPT MISC

Sixpence of Elizabeth, 1567, mint mark Coronet. Formerly recorded as SWD MISC

Token halfpenny of Robert Pallant of Cratfield, 1668 - Grocer. Formerly recorded as UFF MISC

Apparently a ship loaded with gunpowder went down in the River Orwell off Freston in circa 1903 and can be seen in estuary mud at some low tides (S1). Formerly recorded as FRT MISC

Large six-storey tower mill, built in 1844 to replace a nearby post mill (GAZ 020).

Scatter of C16-C19 glazed wares, including green-glazed wares, glazed red earthenware, Staffordshire-type flatware, stonewares and china.

Metal detected find of coin, "Hammered sixpence of James I" and "hammered farthing", date unknown. Between FRK 046, FRK 047 & FRK 048 Formerly recorded as FRK MISC

Late medieval/post-medieval pits, early post medieval sturcture and 19th cellar, at Rose Villa, Priory Walk