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Well, cut into chalk, total depth 53 feet.

Roman, medieval and post medieval features identified during evaluation trenching at Land off Bury Road.

Remains of a flint and mortar wall, probably part of the Roman villa / Bath house part of LMD 017.

Roman, Medieval and Post Medieval artefact scatter comprising coinage, Post Medieval Nuremberg jettons and a medieval buckle

121 Roman, Medieval and post medieval finds recovered during metal detecting rally, includes Roman coins and brooches, medieval and post-medieval coins.

April 1890: Another well/pit/feature with timber board lining and ties (similar to ones seen at Covehithe, COV Misc, in 1870-1875 and at Easton Bavents, EBV Misc, in 1888) discovered with quantity of broken pottery. Formerly recorded as COV MISC

Evaluation identified a substantial phase of Late Iron Age/Roman occupation, a dense spread of features, consisting of a network of ditches and scattered pits.

Hollow way linking Upsher Green to NE with Rectory Road to SW.

Large (Late Iron Age &) Roman scatter on surface and metal detected from arable field, including 12 'Bury tribe' coins seen over a number of years, and a moderate number of Bronze Age lithic implements.

Roman, Medieval and Post Medieval pottery and tile, Whepstead