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April 1890: Remains of timber boarded and tied well/pit/feature revealed by cliff fall. Formerly recorded as COV MISC

Concrete road remains, fallen into sea.

Remains of a pile driver barge Db8, 1920

The possible remains of a ploughed-out Bronze Age round barrow are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs in Alderton parish. This site is likely to have formed part of a Bronze Age round barrow cemetery, see ADT 105 for details. The single ring ...

The remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date is visible as a cropmark ring ditch in a field to the west of Newbourne village, Newbourne parish.

The remains of a possible Bronze Age round barrow are visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the north of Slushy Lane, Harkstead

The remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date can be seen as the cropmark of a ring ditch on aerial photographs, to the north of Hill House Cottages, Felixstowe parish.

The remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date can be seen as the cropmark of a ring ditch on aerial photographs, to the north-west of Hill House Cottages, Felixstowe parish.

The remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date can be seen as the cropmark of a ring ditch on aerial photographs, to the north-west of Hill House Cottages, Felixstowe parish.

Metal and timber remains buried in shingle - wreck? Groyne? Timber appears to be sawn through although much of it eroded by wave action. Metal sheathing bent and buckled and rusty but in fairly good condition. No other groynes visible on beach.