Record Search

Tower-like building with a triangular roof, labelled `The Sheaphards Whatche' shown on a map of 1638 on `The Heath' (S1).

The sign of the White Swan, Clare - described and illustrated (S1). The sign of the White Swan

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.

Monitoring revealed a dense sequence of archaeological features, which formed identifiable building outlines, cess and rubbish pits, an oven, and a sequence of roadside ditches.

14th century silence chamber

Timber-framed building survey of Ipswich

Cropmark of possible faint ring ditch or circular enclosure circa 50m in diameter. One, possibly two ring ditches, albeit a much smaller one, has been recorded in this approximately location (ADT 095). It is feasible that the cropmarks relate to the ...

The site of a possible Medieval or Post Medieval brick and tile kiln, south of Painter's Wood, Trimley St Mary

Documentary search and trenched evaluation located considerable amount of C18 and later material.

The site of a curvilinear or D-shaped enclosure of a middle to late Iron Age date is know from geophysical survey and aerial photographs and has been evaluated by excavation. This site is underlying the core of the Saxon settlement and Saxon Royal re...