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Possible Icehouse.

Rom pottery sherds, including samian and colour coated, found below moat mound (S1).

Large, brick built, domed ice-house originally serving Elveden Hall (ELV 009) covered with earth and trees.

Moat island.

Large late Roman hoard of gold and silver coins, jewellery and small pieces of tableware.

Rectangular moat, entrance on E side, unoccupied.

Evaluation and monitoring identified a low level of activity on the site in the Iron Age period, dispersed over a broad area.

Four buildings forming a square, named as `The Howe' and held by Robert Mather, shown on William Haiward's map of Sutton, 1629 (S1).

A rectangular moat, of probably medieval date, survives as an earthwork. It is visible on aerial photographs and depicted on modern and historic Ordnance Survey maps. Medieval finds have been recovered from the area.

Anglo Saxon and Ipswich ware pottery sherds, possible occupation of site.