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Seven small flint flakes and scrapers (S1). Formerly recorded as WLB MISC

Seven storey tower mill built of tarred brick in 1856 by John Whitmore. It had four patent sails, three pairs of stones, an ogee cap with gallery and a fantail. It ceased work by wind circa 1905-10 when a steam-driven roller plant was installed. The ...

Coin - worn bronze As of Faustina II.

Scatter of 43 Bronze Age worked flints exposed by pigs. 'Seven Hills' (ING 004) in same field.

Several field boundaries, including one long, curving ditch running approximately W-E, and some straight and rectilinear boundaries, randomly sited (S1)(S2).

Several late post medieval pits identified during monitoring at 112 Angel Street

Several linear field boundaries, forming no distinct pattern, with a possible short length of trackway with two arms meeting at right angles (S1)(S2).

Several phases of old hard. Linear clusters of posts and more recent concrete blocks. Posts continue into water but tide means their extent unknown.

Several quarries (at least some were sand pits), probably of Post Medieval date, north of Ferry Farm.

Several undated ditches, pit and posthole at Trench 63-65 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route