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Male human skull and many animal bones in same area.

Worked flints found in dredgings from river Waveney dumped on Outney Common.

Rom potsherds found in dredgings from river Waveney dumped on Outney Common.

Before the 1650s the Waveney was navigable up to Bungay, but by 1670 vessels could only reach near Beccles. An Act of 1670 restored the navigation to Bungay. Later there were ideas of extending up the Waveney and down the Little Ouse to Brandon. Duri...

Pottery sherds, concentration in a general scatter from River Waveney dredgings (see SUS 008).

Large double platform prismatic core. Found in a boat moored on the River Waveney, having been hurled through boat's windscreen. River had been dredged recently and presumably the core came from the dredgings. Terminal Upper Palaeolithic

Site of former gardens of Waveney House and unstratified medieval pottery.

May 1984: S bank of river 100 yards NW of bridge - about two-thirds of C3 grey ware pot (identified by T Gregory in August 1984)(S1).

Human skull, without lower jaw and damaged, found at base of a peaty layer in S bank of river from a boat.

Weaving comb, made probably of deer antler, length five and five eighths inches, 8 teeth, hole in handle found on bank of River Yox, about six feet down, possibly an old stream bed with associated shells, found during sewerage operations.