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The cropmarks and soilmarks of enclosures, fields and trackways of potential Roman to medieval-post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs at Carlton Colville. The cropmarks cover the area of a number of archaeological evaluations and result...

Site of the first Premonstratensian abbey at Leiston, founded in 1182 and moved to its present site in 1363 (see LCS 001).

A double-ditched enclosure and probably associated boundary ditches and trackways, all of unknown date, are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs.

Site of former farmhouse mentioned in historical document in 1633, also pottery scatter medieval/post-medieval.

The site of former a World War Two type 22 pillbox, gun emplacements and trenches are visible on aerial photographs. These features formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045.

Deer park first recorded 1601. Chillsford Lodge possibly associated.

A dense area of undated cropmarks, comprising several enclosures, trackways, parts of one or more field systems, and ring ditches, almost certainly indicating settlement, is visible on aerial photographs. It is clear that several phases of activity a...

The site of a former World War Two pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. This structure formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045.

The site of earthworks of medieval to post medieval date is visible on aerial photographs. Earthworks of boundaries, tracks and building platforms were visible on the aerial photographs, but were not mapped as the features were largely consistent wit...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of fields and a boundary bank or trackway of probable medieval-post medieval date, although a Roman origin for some elements is feasible, are visible on aerial photographs at Carlton Colville. The majority of the boundarie...