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The Hobbets: remains of small moated enclosure, including several joining pieces of grimston type ware face jug

C13 rim sherd and fragments of burnt clay from trench for water main to The Hollow, Bromeswell, R J Sage, 1956 (S1).

An evaluation and subsequent monitoring of a housing development site revealed later prehistoric and early Roman finds, mainly from unstratified contexts. An undated ditch could be running parallel to a large Romano-British enclosure ditch previously...

Moat, long rectangle with spur, isolated.

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

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

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

Possible Icehouse.

Rectangular moat, entrance on E side, unoccupied.

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.