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Fragmentary linear ditches of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They may be field boundaries, and relate to the other, more extensive multi-period field systems, enclosures and settlements visible in the surrounding area (H...

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 ...

Fragmentary cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They could represent former field boundaries.

Several fragmentary linear ditches relating to a possible undated field system are visible on aerial photographs on land to the south of Church Lane, Butley.

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

Fragmentary cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They could represent former field boundaries.

Fragmentary linear ditches of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They are most likely to be field boundaries, of medieval to post medieval date. Most follow a similar orientation as modern field boundaries, and those depicte...

Site of the Hartismere Union Workhouse school site used intially for childeren, the infirm, and elderly and latterly just for children

Fragmentary cropmarks of uncertain date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. Most are likely to represent field boundaries, although some could be trackways. It is probable that more than one phase is represented; some elements appear to f...

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...