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The site of a Second World War prisoner of war camp at Hardwick Heath, known as Camp 260.

Group of finds from a field on the east of the Roman Road.

Second World War POW camp recalled by local resident around TL 8409 6874 (where position of former accommodation Nissan huts).

Group of finds from a field on the east of the Roman Road.

Probable First World War practice trenches visible on the ground and also on LIDAR images to the south of PFM 015 cropmarks of practice trenches.

Power house associated with a marine navigation beacon tower circa 1933. A single storey red brick building laid to stretcher bond with gable ends to the east and west with wooden framed occular windows in each of the gable end walls

A practice bombing range on the beach to the east of King's Marshes, Orford.

Group of Rom pottery (including 2 Samian fragments) and 2 tile tesserae fragments centred on TM 2970 7904, with an intermittent scatter to another concentration 50m to the north, centred on TM 2963 7916 (S1).

Scatter of pottery sherds, grey wares only, and a coin of Constans (AD 346- 350) found by landowner in garden and field behind farmhouse (S1).

The site of military practice trenches of either First World War or Second World War date is visible on aerial photographs to the east of a larger training area on Westleton Walks heath (WLN 058). The trenches of crenellated design, more typical of F...