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A roadside grave at crossroads on B1506 - best known example in East Anglia.

Archaeological monitoring at The Brambles revealed medieval finds. Details outstanding.

A late-medieval timber-framed merchant’s house, dating from the final quarter of the 15th century.

A series of evaluations and excavations identified evidence of Iron Age or Roman activity

Broad, visible on Hodskinson's Map 1783.

Group of four (?) buildings named as `The Bruehouse', marked on William Haiward's map of Shottisham, 1631 (S1).

17th century house later converted into a public house

15th C open hall house, used an an in from the late 1520's

2 May 1994: Group of 21 sherds Med coarseware recovered by Roger Sommazzi, from spoil dumped under tree by pond, at TL 9414 5475 approximately, deriving from top few inches of soil stripped in preparation for construction of conservatory at E end of...

Grade-II listed late-Georgian brick townhouse