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Report of four skeletons dug up by labourers making a warren bank. The remains were found around one yard below surface and lay in a straight line. Formerly recorded as BRD MISC

Remains of the east wall of the medieval predeccessor of the current church and three 19th century brick-lined graves/vaults were identified through excavation.

Remains of enclosure, roughly circular, circa 45m diameter.

Hoxne Priory (remains & site of). Listed Building. Scheduled Monument.

1 - remains of medium wooden boat, modern. Iron and copper/brass fittings. C.10m long, burnt out. In small channel in saltmarsh. 2 - same as above but not burnt. Formerly recorded as HVL MISC

An extensive complex of cropmarks visible on aerial photographs, to the west of Bucklesham village, reveals the remains of field systems, trackways and enclosures of unknown, but probably later prehistoric date.

Archaeological excavation identified the remains of Late Bronze Age to predominantly Middle Iron Age agricultural activity. Two phases of medieval agricultural activiy were also recorded.

Remains of possible causeway - linear spread of stones/cobbles from shore towards river. Supposed causeway from Snape/Friston to Iken? Not much evidence but surrounding mud completely devoid of any stones. Inaccessible.

Remains of former sea defence, consisting of 2 lines of parallel upright posts set c2.5m apart.

Remains of medieval footbridge, part of Babwell Friary