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Middle and Late Saxon settlement area of Bury St Edmunds (Beodricsworth, then St Edmund's Bury).

Berghersh House Moated site. Scheduled.

Metal detector find of LSax bronze hooked tag.

Mound, low circular, circa 15m diameter and 150 cm high. Possibly Post Medieval garden feature.

Large pine-topped earthwork bank running for approximately 460m along field boundary and along SE edge of Berners Belt.

First World War landing field ?, and First or Second World War bombing targets in the form of a ship, a circle, a square, a triangle, a lozenge and a road/ rail track in addition to wavy lines of right-angled return trenches - ? training trenches or ...

Hand written entry on SMR map reading "R/B sherds, 2/4th" (century) and defining small area in S corner of Berners Heath (S1).

Stone axe-hammer, unbored, found on Berners Heath.

"A hoard of pewter vessels, an iron key and saw blade, a few animal bones and two sherds of Romano-British pottery, one of which was Samian, were found by an RAF bomb disposal unit on Berners Heath in (April) 1956".

Large microlithic point found in lying of pipe-line on Berners Heath. Formerly recorded as IKL MISC