Record Search
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Monument: WSW 044 Prehistoric Ditch at West Stow Visitor CentrePrehistoric Ditch at West Stow Visitor Centre
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Monument: BLG 017 Prehistoric ditches and pits, Orion Business Park, Blackacre Hill, Great BlakenhamPrehistoric ditches and a pit, containing Neolthic and Iron Age pottery identified by Evaluation in the centre of the site, see BLG 017 MSF 18641 for Roman features in the north-east corner of the site.
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Monument: SUT 289 Prehistoric ditch, Tranmer House to Stables, Biomass Boiler Pipe TrenchMonitoring of a biomass boiler heath main pipe revealed a prehistoric pit and two undated tree throws.
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Monument: RLM 035 Prehistoric ditches, Roman pit, and pottery, Ash Rd, Rendlesham, Farm Reservoir Site 2Evaluation revealed pottery of prehistoric, Roman and medieval date in the deeply ploughed topsoil also probable prehistoric ditches, a severely truncated Roman pit.
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Monument: PKM 071 Prehistoric ditch and a post-medieval ditch: AW PIPELINE Trench 132 (NPS)Evaluation identified a pre-historic ditch that contained three sherds of pottery and a postmedieval ditch.
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Monument: KIR 007 Prehistoric ditched trackways and field boundaries, visible as cropmarks.Ditched trackways and probable field boundareis of probable prehistoric date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the south-east of Croft Farm, Kirton parish.
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Monument: IPS 449 Prehistoric feature, Former Harris Meat Factory, IpswichEvaluation revealed a small area of probable prehistoric ground surface, two modern ditches and made ground overlying river terrace gravels, following the diversion of the River Gipping in the 1970s.
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Monument: ERL 078 Prehistoric ditch at RAF LakenheathJanuary/February 1993: Pale grey/white sand filled Prehistoric ditch.
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Ipswich UAD child record: IPS 1567 Prehistoric DitchesPrehistoric Ditches, orientation mapped only.
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Monument: BUC 029 Prehistoric features and finds at Bucklesham to Alton Water Raw Water MainPrehistoric pottery, a large enclosure ditch, pits and postholes along pipeline route during monitoring, as well as Roman coin and brooch.