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Monument: BCC 085 Post-medieval refuse pitsPost-medieval refuse pits associated with No. 37 New Market
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Monument: FRT 042 Post-medieval roadA possible Post Medieval road is visible on aerial photographs to the south of Wheelwright's Piece, Freston
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Poorly Located Monument: ELV 177 Post-medieval roadside grave: "Thomas" HarveyA possible suicide grave, buried near the crossroads south-east of Thetford, in 1786. Formerly recorded as ELV MISC
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Monument: MNL 785 Post-medieval rubble and possible yard surface, 18 High Street, Mildenhallc.19th century rubble in a possible pit was revealed along with a gravel spread layer which could be the remains of a yard surface.
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Monument: FRS 020 Post-medieval sand pitPost Medieval 'Sand Pit' south of Cliff Plantation
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Monument: SEP 016 Post-medieval scatter of C16-C19 glazed waresScatter of C16-C19 glazed wares, including green-glazed wares, glazed red earthenware, Staffordshire-type flatware, stonewares and china.
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Find Spot: WPT 062 Post-medieval sculpture stray find, The Old RectorySculpture stray find from garden of the Old Rectory. Formerly recorded as WPT MISC
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Find Spot: FRT 056 Post-medieval shipwreck, River OrwellApparently 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
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Find Spot: SWD 090 Post-medieval shot, Southwold cliffAt 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
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Find Spot: FRK 167 Post-medieval sixpence of James IMetal 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