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The cropmarks of this previously recorded ring ditch are visible on aerial photographs. The ring ditch is likely to represent the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow. The ditches previously recorded under this number are now included within ADT 090.

The site of a World War II National Fire Service (NFS) station. The station was located on Clifton Road, Lowestoft. At the time of the Defence of Britain survey (1995-2002) the fire station was found to be in a good condition.

Two sherds of EMed type pottery and 14 body sherds of ? C14 unglazed pottery and four sherds of PMed pottery found in a field called The Stautlands, S of Wash Lane; two more sherds of EMed ware and ten small medieval sherds and one PMed sherd found ...

Ancient Woodlands

Possible small sub-rectangular enclosure cropmark, circa 50m by 30m.

Monitoring identified a disturbed area and a single undated feature.

Linear ancient (date not determined) wood with wood bank within which is series of irregular ponds, one with possible decoy arm to north. Also regular rectangular pond adjoining wood to E.

Ancient Woodlands

A post medieval plantation, named 'The Square Plantation', is depicted on a number of post medieval maps, including Downham Estate Map of 1791. Earthwork banks defining the layout of the plantation have been identified on the ground, and are visible ...

18th century stable block