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Excavation of proposed development site revealed significant medieval finds and features overlain and cut by a series of 16th century and later deposits.

A triple-ditched enclosure, of presumed Bronze Age and/or Iron Age date, is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. Two small ring ditches visible within it almost certainly represent roundhouses, suggesting that the enclosure was used for settle...

Site of the former Northgate - partial survival in the Halberd Inn, (Now PJ McGinty's)

Site of the Second World War Anglo American Club House Framlingham. Now demolished

Two annular (circular) trenches, probably representing round buildings were excavated in 1986.

Findspot of a Henry III long cross penny found during the metal detecting of a striped area during an evaluation at The Kings Head, Sproughton Road

Site of Trimley Heath Ground Controlled Interception Final radar Station, Trimley St Martin

A Workhouse reportedly once stood in this location until a new Workhouse was built in Kedington in 1856

Brewery recorded in Ipswich in 1855. Same (?) as that found on the 1880s map south of Cliff House. Possibly within existing building-more research needed.

The site of two of former World War Two pillboxes are visible on aerial photographs. These features formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045.