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Geophysical survey revealed a probable former Romano-British settlement, field boundaries, and a footpath.

Probable Iron Age and Post-Medieval ditches, undated ditches, pits and post hole at Trench 67-73 of the Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route

Probable Later Prehistoric or Roman ditches and undated pits at Trench 110-118 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route

Soilmarks visible on aerial photographs are this location suggest a large rectangular feature, interpreted as a former extraction site or infilled pit. Due to the high level of archaeological activity and settlement evidence in this area, the possibi...

Cropmarks and soilmarks of probable geological features are visible on aerial photographs on land to the east of Tangham Lodge, in Rendlesham Forest, Capel St Andrew.

Probable late 19th century, pit/quarry and undated ditch at St Josephs Primary School, Sudbury.

Probable Frist World War earthwork trenches are seen on visualised lidar data. The practice trenches consist of three sections of wavy ditch and may have been practice communication trenches. The trenches would have most likely related to the Frist W...

Probable Iron Age or Roman settlement, north-east of Sutton Hall, Sutton parish.

Multiple areas of probable Frist World War training trenches are seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs (S1-S4). The trenches are most likely part of the “Elveden Explosive Area” Frist World War tank training site which has been discussed in detail ...

Probable Iron Age and Roman settlement and field systems, Martlesham and Waldringfield parishes