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Subtle earthworks of strip field cultivation, N of Brookes Corner

Ancient woodland named Sudbourne Great Wood. Previously known as 'Seudgrove Wood' (Hodskinson 1783). Various earthworks of uncertain date and significance are visible within it on aerial photographs and lidar.

Subtle earthworks of relict field systems in woodland

Ancient Woodland?

Irregular jigsaw shaped field systems in low lying marshland centreing at TM 440 535, TM 438 520 and TM 432 511 (Orford Town Marshes). Formerly recorded as SUE MISC

The earthworks and cropmarks of a linear entrenchment of uncertain date are visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Heath and on arable land to the east. The heath is used extensively for training during the Second World War, although it does not ...

Common, visible on Hodskinson's Map 1783.

An irregular enclosure defined by banks on Sudbourne marshes, circa 1km to the north east of Raydon Hall, Sudbourne

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C11-C14 sherds and two tudor bricks, and female skeleton found E of Sudbourne Hall by N Smedley of Ipswich Museum in May 1956; close to location of possible Med hospital site.