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Sixpence of Elizabeth I dated 1564 found on Meadow Farm. Formerly recorded as KND MISC

Chipped flint axe, slightly rolled, length four and three quarter inches, found on Sizewell beach (about quarter of a mile from 1966 car park) about April 1966 by Master Kevin Hobbs, Alma Cottage, Ashbocking, who presented it to Ipswich Museum.

Evaluation trench revealed no archaeological features; a single worked flint was recovered from the topsoil.

1995: Metal detector find (from beach?) of 6th issue Elizabeth I sixpence of 1601 (S1).

Geophysical survey identified cut and banked featues, possible pits, and possible quarrying or ponds, evaluation pending.

Six bomb craters of Second World War date can be seen on aerial photographs of the 1940s to the east of Martlesham village, Martlesham parish.

Former town/township of Sizewell. A market was recorded in Sizewell in 1237.

Evaluation trench revealed no archaeological features; six worked flints were recovered from the topsoil.

Sixteen 17th century tokens found with metal detector on site at Peasenhall.

Rectangular enclosure earthwork visible on AP, open-ended to west, circa 80m by 100(+)m (S1).