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Wreck of Post Medieval barge in River Deben opposite the Tide Mill Yacht Harbour, Sutton

Late 18th or early 19th century single storey dwelling.

A probable Romano-British occupation site dating from the 2nd to 4th century with finds of pottery, a chalk structure, animal bones, coins, brooches and casting waste probably associated with brooch making. Iron Age occupation finds also made.

Evaluation revealed a series of Later Bronze/Iron Age date ditches.

Patch of white heat-crackled flints, 20 x 20 feet in extent, in a ploughed field. Found whilst fieldwalking.

1979: coin hoard of silver denarii found scattered over circa 80 yards in ploughsoil; area intensively searched by finders and rechecked after ploughing,

Evaluation and monitoring revealed a series of parallel ditches.

A field or enclosure system of probable medieval to post-medieval date is visible on aerial photographs as earthwork banks, Wantisden parish.

A small concentration of post-holes within the north-eastern corner of the site were likely to be of post-medieval date.

15th century timber-framed building