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Geophysical anomalies potentially relating to anthropogenic activity. Subcircular features are similar in size and geophysical signature to sunken featured buildings, while a larger circular feature may be the remains of a round barrow

The earthworks of a possible round barrow of potential Bronze Age date. The site consists of a sub-circular mound, circa 15m diameter and 1.5m high. It is a Scheduled Monument.

Sub rectangular enclosure, visible as a cropmark roughly 180m x 115m.

Aerial photograph of sub-circular double ditched enclosure (?), lines of ditches mostly unclear or discontinuous (S1) circa 150m by 130+m, abutts field boundary and sewage works on SW side, extent to SW unknown.

Faint cropmark (dubious) of possible sub-oval enclosure on either side of field boundary.

Enclosure - possibly sub square or rectangular, or possibly field boundary, circa 90m wide, length unknown - SW side obscured by trackway to S and railway embankment to W.

Sub-circular enclosure and Hall House(s) of probable Middle Saxon date suggested by the morphology of the posthole building(s) visible on aerial photographs

1926: Sub square enclosure mapped and recorded as being 11.136 acres in area.

Cropmark of sub-circular enclosure ditch diameter approx 60m. Overlooking river Deben. Possible Moat.

Sub-rectangular wood belted enclosure, circa 220m x 210m.