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Monument: LKH 045 Roman Field`Deeper ploughing revealed a scatter of pottery C13/C14, glazed and twisted handles, and two long cross silver half pennies of Edward I and III (Grace, Lady Briscoe)'(S1)(S2).
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Monument: LKH 074 Roman FieldPot - face mask urn.
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Monument: NAC 117 Roman field boundaries, Late Saxon pit and undated pits at Trench 43-48 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route.Roman field boundaries, Late Saxon pit and undated pits at Trench 43-48 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route.
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Monument: FRT 009 Roman field boundary/system and trackway to indicate remnants of a field system (Rom)Remnants of a possible Later Prehistoric or Roman field system are visible on aerial photographs in Freston parish
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Monument: CAA 031 Roman field system and other multi-period activityRoman field system and other multi-period activity inluding a Bronze Age cremation
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Monument: LKH 061 Roman Field, Kiln 21978: Material from kiln, excavated in 1974.
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Monument: LKH 072 Roman Field; Rearing Field; Sandy Drove; Turkey Farm; Home Farm (AND BACKLOG)Area of multiperiod sites: see LKH 004, 044 - Neo; LKH 020, 029, 041 - IA; LKH 011, 012, 019, 061, 062, 074, Misc - Rom; LKH 016, 017, 041, 042 - Sax; LKH 045, Misc - Med.
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Find Spot: BUX 044 Roman find scatterRoman find scatter
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Poorly Located Monument: FEX 404 Roman finda, West RocksMyers, in 18th century, refers to significant Roman finds (including pillars, bricks etc) from West Rocks, which are located off the coast near Walton,SE of Landguard peninsula, Essex. Formerly recorded as FEX MISC
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Monument: ETN 018 Roman finds and features at The Street, EastonTwo areas of roman features were identified during evaluation trenching at The Street.