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Elaphas antiquus (Mammuthus?) tusk, in river gravel. Formerly recorded as THD MISC

Thornham Park & Hall. The Hall is believed to be a 16th century 'E' shaped house extensively modernised in the late 17th and 19th centuries. The park is believed to be 17th or early 18th century in date.

Tusk and teeth of mammoth found circa 1955, in gravel pit at a depth of 16 feet. Also flint implement

One hand-axe. Formerly recorded as TMM MISC

1970s: limited fieldwalking (by John Hatchett & Alan Underwood ?) of area of cropmarks (see Un, & for extension to NE see TYN 067) located pottery of Roman (samian & 'Caistor' Ware); Ipswich, Thetford and Med wares. Summary in (S1).

Part of moat. Trapezoid, occupied (LB), isolated, E of village, close to parish boundary

Common Land

Watermill and mill house on River Box. Both Listed Buildings.

Thorney Green, as existing, with additional areas where likely Post Medieval encroachment within areas of original green edge ditch.

19th century Baptist chapel