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Undated fragmentary linear cropmarks which may represent possible enclosures are visible on aerial photographs on Lower Hollesley Common.

Undated gullies and ditch on Land off Folly Road, Great Waldringfield.

Undated fragmentary linear cropmarks are visible on aerial photographs on land at Great Whin, Hollesley. There are also geological marks showing on the aerial photographs, so it was difficult to be certain about the extent of the archaeological featu...

Undated gulley and worked flints of probable Neolithic date identified during a watching brief carried out on the construction of two wind turbines at Africa Alive Windfarm

An undated gully was identified during monitoring at Land East of 37 Aldham Road

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the north of Kessingland Level, Kessingland. They may, at least in part, represent medieval to post medieval field boundaries.

Undated gravel layer at A14 Improvement Proposed Balancing Pond, Haughley.

August 1995: Evaluation of site of proposed stable block close to church (EXG 031) and M/LSax site (EXG 052) revealed single undated narrow gully and two Medieval coins.

Gold coins in lead container, found circa 1820-1830 by Basil Brown's great- grandfather in Helmingham Park. Formerly recorded as HLM MISC

Evaluation identified two shallow, parallel undated gullies, and a single struck flint found I the topsoil.