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Monument: PFM 023 Practice trenches, probably of First World War date.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.
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Monument: DUN 092 Precinct Wall, Dunwich Greyfriars, Dunwich (FALL)Precinct wall of probable late 17th to 19th century date with reused medieval material.
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Monument: LCS 221 Prehistoric activity at Johnson's Farm, LeistonEvidence of prehistoric activity including Bronze Age cremations was found at Johnson's Farm, Leiston
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Poorly Located Monument: WDN 024 Pre-1800 maps of (parts) WetherdenPre-1800 maps of (parts) Wetherden detailed in (S1)-(S3) . Formerly recorded as WSN MISC
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Monument: FEX 312 Predominantly Bronze Age agricultural and settlement activity at Land South of High Street, Walton Green, FelixstoweA ring ditch was detected during a geophysical survey with a possible pit at its centre. A series of linear, curvilinear and rectilinear ditches were also recorded. May relate to known Bronze Age activity to the north and east of the area. Excavation...
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Monument: WLN 077 Practice trenches of First World War to Second World War dateThe 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...
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Monument: SBN 123 Pre-18th cenury earthworks in Tendring Hall ParkA seies of earthworks, including avenue and enclosures/ponds/gardens, possibly associated with the site of the old hall.
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Monument: FSG 017 Prehistoric activity at Ingham QuarryExtensive Middle Iron Age settlement, Early Bronze Age pits and ring-ditches and Neolithic features.
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Poorly Located Monument: ABK 018 pre-1800 maps of parishFor pre-1800 maps of parish see (S1). Formerly recorded as ABK MISC.
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Monument: CAC 088 Prehistoric activity and a Late Saxon to early medieval settlement at Land west of Carlton Hall, Carlton ColvilleEvidence of a late Saxon and early Medieval settlement was found during an excavation as well as evidence of prehistoric activity