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Monitoring was carried out within the curtain wall of Framlingham Castle, that revealed a stone foundation under the northern wall of the Poor House, which may relate to the Great Hall which originally stood there.

Field system of regular and geometric plan.

Relatively substantial earthwork bank to E of similar sized banks,

Relict drainage ditches of probable post medieval date are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs of the 1940s, on Beccles marshes.

Relocated as Kettlebaston, KBA 006.

Remains of ? field boundary ditches from rectilinear field system, trackway and two adjoining rectangular ? enclosures, the boundary of which appears to traverse concentric ring ditch, PLS 012.

Remains of ?Med structure revealed by excavation (non-archaeological) of water pipeline trench to N of B1078.

Location of 17th century palace as shown on 1740s plan and 1816 plan, evaluation identified the remains of the walls of the palace kitchen.

The monitoring of groundwork excavations within the Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds revealed the remains of some of the horticultural glasshouses that occupied the site from the late 19th century until the mid-20th.

The remains of two possible ditched field systems are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Beaumont Hall in Harkstead parish.