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Bronze Age occupation evidence of aligned boundary, pits and Iron Age pits and trackway, and an undated ditch on Land at Mow Hill, Witnesham

Prehistoric pits, gully and hearth along with pottery, post medieval tile and struck flint, features may have been truncated by post-medieval agricultural activity.

Evidence of a later prehistoric field system was found during an archaeological evaluation

Prehistoric features at Broom Hill and Fox's Carr.

Field boundaries and a trackway of possible later prehistoric date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, Kesgrave parish.

Prehistoric features were revealed during an evaluation

Possible ditched field boundaries, trackways and enclosures of probable late prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, Kirton parish

1994: Trial trench evaluation adjacent to Roman finds scatter and an earthwork (RMA 007) prior to development located prehistoric and Medieval features and finds.

The earliest activity identified during evaluation was a series of parallel gullies, assigned a tentative prehistoric date.

Ditched rectilinear enclosures, field boundaries and trackways of probable later prehistoric or Roman date can be seen as cropmarks to the south of Bucklesham village, Bucklesham parish.