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Ring ditch, extremely broad (possible pond barrow), circa 30m in diameter, part of larger group (see SBC 001 - 016). Within Scheduled area but not recorded under Scheduling details.

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of a round house of Iron Age or Roman date, can be seen as a cropmark in Felixstowe parish.

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of an Iron Age roundhouse, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, to the south of Purdis Road, Foxhall parish.

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of a round barrow of Bronze Age date, is visible as a cropmark to the south west of Bucklesham.

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of a large round barrow, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the western edge of Bucklesham village, Bucklesham parish.

Cropmark of a ring ditch, circa 30m in diameter.

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of a round barrow of Bronze Age date, can be seen as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the south-east of Bucklesham Hall, Bucklesham parish.

Ring Ditch, 18m diameter, visible on Google Earth 2011. Very similar in form to one just north [FLK 059]. Probably the remains of a prehistoric barrow. Finds from the vicinity include neolithic flints [FLK 044]

A ring ditch, possibly the remains of a round barrow of Bronze Age date, is visible as cropmark approximately 120 metres to the west of Bucklesham Hall.

Ring ditch, rectilinear marks to N, reported by P Warner, 1978.