Record Search

Excavating either side of building 937, in advance of redevelopment, uncovered Roman & Saxon features.

Watching Brief excavation in 1996 followed by excavations in 1998 and to W in 2001 located remains of a Roman field system and a group of sunken featured Early Saxon buildings plus some Ipswich Ware.

Excavation in 1993 recorded intensive Roman settlement activity, with some probable Early Saxon features.

Ditches, predominantly Middle Sax were found during excavation in advance of construction of new dormitory.

Three probable Roman ditches and peat filled hollows.

Rectangular enclosure (earthwork?), circa 90m x 50m depicted on OS 1:2500 map (S1).

Brick-shuttered type 22 pillbox.

Iron Age occupation soil (dense surface spread of charcoal) with underlying cut features.

Excavation in 1993 revealed intensive Roman settlement activity, in addition to features of probable Late Iron Age date.

Excavation identified sequences of ditches, pits, other features and a possible occupation soil layer, that may be later prehistoric, Roman and post-medieval.