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Monument: PFM 012 Remains of a possible Post-Medieval (?) rabbit warren seen on aerial photographs of the 1940sThe remains of a possible Post-Medieval (?) rabbit warren can be seen on aerial photographs of the 1940s as linear and rectangular earthworks, to the east of Warren House, Warren Heath, Purdis Farm Parish.
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Monument: BUC 002 Remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date, visible as a cropmark ring. (Un)The remains of a possible round barrow of Bronze Age date can be seen as a cropmark ring ditch on aerial photographs, to the south west of Bucklesham village.
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Monument: BUT 038 Remains of a post built structure, possibly a bridge or sheep walk, across a saltmarsh channel, of unknown date.Remains of bridge/sheep walk across saltmarsh channel. Plenty of other examples in surrounding saltmarsh not individually recorded
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Monument: LCS 008 Remains of a Post Medieval barge.Remains of a barge brought up while dredging channel for inlet pipe to Sizewell B nuclear generator.
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Monument: KIR 025 Remains of a Post Medieval brickworks.Possible remains of a Post Medieval brickworks, Kirton
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Monument: NDG 014 Remains of a Post medival post mill at Naughton Mill House, Nedging Road, Nedging with NaughtonMonitoring of groundworks identifed the base of a post mill, NDG 008
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Monument: NTT 030 Remains of a probable vestry at Nettlestead ChurchArchaeological monitoring revealed structural evidence of a compartment on the north side of the church interpreted as likely the remains of a vestry.
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Monument: MRM 072 Remains of a river wall of unknown date.Remains of river wall showing as raised vegetation in saltmarsh. Runs for 250m. Also post line running NE-SW for 40m. Other fragments along sea wall.
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Monument: MTT 036 Remains of a Roman road or fort, visible as an L shaped cropmark.A broad 'L' shaped cropmark visible on aerial photographs may mark the remains of a road or Fort of Roman date, Mettingham parish.
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Monument: MTF 026 Remains of a roughly rectangular Medieval moat with water-filled ditches. (Med)Remains of a roughly rectangular moat with water-filled ditches, unoccupied.