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Finds from front garden include Late Prehistoric flint flake, 2 C13/C14 sherds and 3 GRE sherds.

The cropmarks of enclosures or fields of unknown, but possible later prehistoric to Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs. These features would appear to be a continuation of the fields recorded under SOL 002 or part of the same phase.

Human bones including skull, ribs, arm and part of pelvis found in foundation trench for house extension (NW corner).

The cropmark of a ring ditch circa 26 metres in diameter is visible on aerial photographs, partially obscured by the track to the south of Candlet, Trimley St Mary parish.

`This was a Dunbird or Pochard pond, as well as possessing three decoy pipes, and was ruined when the Great Eastern Railway cut right through its immediate vicinity.

C13 pottery.

The site of a large sub-circular or polygonal enclosure of uncertain, but probable prehistoric date is visible on aerial photographs. The size and morphology of the polygonal monument it could be interpreted as relating to a hengiform monument of the...

The Crankles, site of the abbey's large fish pond complex, SE of abbey (BSE 010).

Evaluation identified post-medieval use of the site with an occupation soil of 16th-18th century date being cut by later pits and sealed by a chalk yard.

A timber framed and plastered building, erected in 1668.