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Reeve Memorial was erected in memory of Richard Henry Reeve, Lord of the Manor of Ashby. The monument was erected on land that Reeve had presented to the town. Reeve died in 1880 but it is not clear whether the monument dates from 1880 as it was not ...

Site of Reeve's Wood, recorded on 1839 tithe map of Little Waldingfield. Now cleared.

Blocked door in the 14th century east boundary wall of the Cathedral Precinct Yard.

Reference to Lime Kiln at Barton Hall, Great Barton, listed in (S1) - no further details. Formerly recorded as BRG MISC

Reference to bronze head of Claudius found in River Alde - see RNM 001. Formerly recorded as RNM MISC

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.