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Bronze folding balance arm, broken at centre. Found metal detecting.

The site of a Second World War bombing decoy in the Ramsholt and Shottisham parishes is known from historic aerial photographs. More recent aerial photography indicates that the control building still survives at least partially intact.

A World War II [and cold war] Heavy Anti-aircraft Artillery battery and associated structures north of Searson's Farm, Trimley St Mary.

2005: small group (7) of Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age flints found on surface at detecting rally.

The site of a probable Second World War ‘SOS’ Field Artillery position and an associated area of dispersed military training and is visible on aerial photographs on and around Black Walks, Leiston. The area of heathland and plantation is surrounded b...

Surface scatter grey ware pottery and coins found metal detecting, also SE Suffolk survey, found 10 BS and 4 RS greyware, 13 flakes and 3 medieval sherds.

Second Word War Type 22 Pillbox at Bury St Edmunds

1986: Scatter of metalwork found metal detecting includes bronze aquamanile, coins, tokens, expandable finger-ring (Rom/Med?), buckle plate, gilded fitting, decorative fitting, seal matrix, and various PMed finds including bronze (?PMed) seal matrix...

May-June 1991: watching brief in advance of 9 hole golf course located 2 sherds Prehistoric pottery (1 flint tempered, 1 grog & flint tempered) and circa 15 stuck flints.

Second World War aircraft obstruction ditches are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs. They have since been levelled.