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One rim, three body sherds of Roman grey ware (S1). Found whilst fieldwalking.

Bury St Edmunds Guildhall is a large and impressive secular medieval building with a unique roof structure combining East Anglian queen-posts with king-posts and is likely to date from the mid-14th century rather than the late-15th century as usually...

Smallish scatter of C14-C15 pottery on PMed cottage site.

Three lime kilns (mapped) at The Grove (S1) at TL 8721 4050, TL 8724 4049 and TL 8724 4051 (S2) and major brickworks.

Pre 1779 coastal battery and barracks site.

The site of a cottage built after the Tithe Survey and demolished this century (S1).

The Guildhall. Listed Building.

Scatter of C14 - C16 pottery.

1972: Pottery scatter found by R Colchester during fieldwalking survey, consisting of 1 Shelley rim C13, 10 rims late C13, 26 sherds C13/C14, fragment of Grimston ware, face jug C14, quantity of body sherds, limestone mortar and 2 fragments of lava ...

Guildhall dating back to the 15th C with various later additions and alterations.