Record Search

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...

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

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.

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

Possible villa, wall foundation, floor, several tesserae, tiles, painted wall plaster, pottery, details (S1).

Timber-framed, rendered and pantiled house late 18th- early 19th century.

Thin scatter of Med and later finds from metal detecting - short cross penny, cut farthing of Henry I.

Watching brief on development of Riverside Park. One sherd Ipswich ware found in loose soil. Also undated feature.

Early 16th Century two storey timber framed and plastered house with tile roof. Extended in 17th Century.

`Moat' shown on copy of 25 inch map (see parish file, date unknown)(S1) and 1959 6 inch map (S2).