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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.

The remains of field bounderies of probable Post Medieval date are visible on aerial photographs, to the east of Butley Low Corner, Butley parish

Remains of rectilinear field boundaries.

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

Earthwork banks visible on aerial photographs in North Cove parish may be the remains of relict flood defences or causeways built for travel across Castle Marsh.

Remains of sailing vessel - bronze nails/screws and fittings visible, thin ribs, centreboard. Heavily degraded and broken up. 4 wide x 20 long (approx.) Formerly recorded as SUT MISC

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 probable Post Medieval harbour frontage at Orford Quay, Ordford

Cropmarks forming over the remains of possible field boundaries or relict land-drains of medieval date can be seen on aerial photographs of Bungay parish.

Remains of quite large posts set in slightly curving line. Roughly N-S