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Probable oyster pits, of unknown date, visible in saltmarsh in a loop of the River Alde.

A probable post medieval boundary bank is seen as an earthwork (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The bank is aligned approximately north west – south east and most likely related to a post medieval boundary mapped on the Frist E...

Probable oyster pits, of unknown date, visible opposite Iken Cliff.

The earthwork of a probable post medieval boundary bank was recorded by a field survey, and is partially visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015 and on aerial photographs. Part of the boundary is depicted on 19th century ...

Probable oyster pits of unknown date, but possibly predating the existing sea bank, visible near Decoy Creek.

A probable post medieval – modern bank is seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The bank most likely relates to a post medieval to modern boundary bank and is in close proximity to a large parish boundary or possible warren boundary to the e...

Low, wide E-W earthwork bank identified in rapid eartwork identification survey in 1997. Further N-S bank (listed under Wordwell Warren - WRW 043) noted just to E. Details in (S1).

Probable oyster pits, of unknown date, visible in saltmarsh northeast of Iken Church

A curvilinear earthwork bank, probably of post medieval date, has been identified on the ground, is depicted on 19th and 20th century maps, and is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs and lidar imagery. It has been suggested that it relates ...

Linear bank, circa 8m wide and 80cm high, identified during Rapid Identification Survey. Shown as field boundary on 1880s OS map (S1).The bank is also seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data and is most likely post medieval in date.