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Five probable Second World War training features are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised Lidar data. These features consist of four large depressions surrounded by roughly V-shaped banks with a further smaller embanked depression ...

Probable tree throw or natural features at Queens House, Woodbridge School.

The site of a probable Second World War site, consisting of possible gun emplacements, associated structures and probable barbed wire obstruction, is visible on aerial photographs from 1945 to the west of Brandon.

Probable trackways and field boundaries of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs in Trimley St Martin parish, in a field to the north-west of Capel Hall

Several possible small Second World War pits and a probable practice trench can be seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features consist of several clusters of small pits, vehicle tracks and a zig-zag practic...

A probable trackway and field boundaries of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, to the east of Amberfield School, Nacton.

Probable undated ditch and Fours Sherds of Romano British Pottery found in Foundation Trenches. Formerley recorded as IXW 008

A probable Second World War military site, comprising at least one hut and a square or circular structure or earthwork, is visible as structures and earthworks on 1940s aerial photographs. The precise function of the site is not known, but it is simi...

Probable shellfish production pits of likely Post Medieval date, Orford parish

Probable turbary (see Med), converted(?) into Decoy.