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Monument: ADB 179 Reade's Brickworks19th century brickworks still in use with intermittent, oil-fired Scotch kilns.
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Monument: HXN 036 Reading GreenSite of a former Green
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Monument: MCK 004 Read's FarmMoat, inhabited.
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Monument: BSE 210 Rear Extension to 97 Risbygate StreetMonitoring identified at least 18 pits, the earliest pit group dates from the 13th-14th centuries, finds indicated basic domestic consumption.
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Monument: CAV 048 Rear Garden of Virginia HouseMonitoring revealed extensive dumped material of 19th century date including brick and tile. An undated layer of darker material was observed within the underlying sand and gravel see details.
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Monument: IPS 531 Rear of 16 Burlington Road, Ipswich, (IAS 7711).Three sherds of unstratified Romano-British Greyware.
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Monument: IPS 618 Rear of 4 Highfield Approach, Ipswich.Trial-trenching evaluation of a single house-plot revealed one irregular shaped pit with a small quantity of Roman CBM and greyware pottery.
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Monument: IPS 780 Rear of 42 Westgate Street, Ipswich.Watching brief on 800mm x 800mm box trench excavated for a gate post revealed homogenous mid orange brown silty sand layer to depth of 900mm.
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Monument: IPS 207 Rear of 54-62 St Matthews Street, Ipswich, (IAS 7011).18 Late Saxon to Medieval pits and a large WW2 air-raid shelter.
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Monument: LWT 158 Rear of 63, High St, LowestoftOne medieval pit and a flint and mortar wall of uncertain date was also observed, cutting the pit.