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Site of house shown on 1723 map and tithe map, also medieval and post-medieval pottery.

A World War Two direction finding (D/F) station (or a similar type of communications/navigation site), which remained in use into the Cold War period under the Rotor programme, is visible as a group of structures, connected by pathways, on aerial pho...

Fragmentary trackways and field boundaries, of unknown date but probably of more than one phase, are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks surrounding a multi-phase settlement site (HLY 006). Parts are clearly contemporary with elements of the s...

Moat - site of Hunston Hall.

Linear banks and ditches, perhaps once the boundaries of fields or enclosures, are visible as cropmarks and soilmarks on aerial photographs. Their date and archaeological significance is uncertain.

Site of Home Guard Keep East of Parkway, Bury St Edmunds

Site of Kenton Station, part of the Mid Suffolk Light Railway.

Fragmentary linear and rectilinear cropmarks of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs in the northwest corner of Somerleyton Park (SHER SOL 015). Some or all of them could relate to the more extensive cropmarks of a field system of possible ...

Tramway depot built in the 1880's

Linear cropmarks of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs.