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Monument: CDD 138 Prehistoric pottery and Roman Pottery and coin at AW Baylham DMA Meter replacement, CoddenhamMonitoring identified no archaeological features but recovered residual Prehistoric pottery and Roman Pottery and coin at AW Baylham DMA Meter replacement, Coddenham at AW Baylham DMA Meter replacement, Coddenham
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Monument: SPT 065 Prehistoric Ring ditch, Iron Age enclosure ditch and undated ditches on Land off Burstall Lane, Sproughton (WYAS) GEO(Mistakenly originally allocated as SPT 064) Geophysical survey identified several anomalies of possible archaeological origin. Prehistoric Ring ditch, enclosure dith and undated ditches
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Poorly Located Find Spot: RMA 049 Prehistoric polished axePolished axe, recorded on Ipswich Museum Card. Formerly recorded as RMA MISC
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Find Spot: MNL 1020 Prehistoric quernstones and undated iron axe, Owers Farm; Weston Ditch, West RowFlat knapped flint quernstone (Neo?) found by farmer on trackway and undated iron axe. Formerly recorded as MNL MISC
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Monument: HMY 002 Prehistoric ring ditch, visible as a cropmark, possibly a hut circle.Small cropmark ring ditch, interpreted as a possible Prehistoric or Roman hut circle.
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Monument: LWT 355 Prehistoric pottery and post medieval pits at Northern Spine RoadPrehistoric pottery and post medieval pits identified during evaluation trenching at Northern Spine Road
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Monument: BOY 026 Prehistoric ractangular enclosure, visible as a cropmark.A rectangular enclosure of possible prehistoric or Roman date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, Boyton parish
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Monument: FAS 088 Prehistoric pits, All Saints Hotel and Golf CourseAn archaeological watching brief identified four pits and a ditch. One of the pits contained prehistoric flint but environmental evidence suggests the pits are more likely to be post-medieval
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Monument: RLM 025 Prehistoric pottery sherd at RAF BentwatersOne sherd unabraded `flint gritted' pottery found in upcast from rabbit burrow in disused airfield.
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Monument: BOY 027 Prehistoric ring ditch, probably representing the ditch surrounding a Bronze Age round barrow.A ring ditch of probable Bronze Age date is visible on aerial photographs in Boyton parish