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Undated cropmark ditches are visible on aerial photographs on Sutton Common. They are visible cut by the World War Two anti-aircraft ditches (SHER SUT 214).

Cropmarks of an undated possible trackway are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Rissemere Lane East, Reydon.

North Stow - `half a cobble used for burnishing. Formerly recorded as WSW MISC

The site of fragmentary ditches, field boundaries, trackways and two possible square enclosures of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs. The lack of relationship with the enclosures and ditches and the surrounding landscape would suggest a ...

Undated linear ditch cropmarks including at least one possible trackway are visible on aerial photographs on land surrounding Nova Scotia Cottages, Wangford with Henham.

Fragmentary cropmarks of linear ditches are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Old Post Office Lane, Sutton.

Fragmentary undated linear cropmarks are visible on aerial photographs on land to the west of Dunwich Forest, Westleton. They are visible against a background of multiple geological marks, and consequently it was difficult to discern the extent of th...

Cobbled surface in clay/loam matrix found levelling garden at depth of 300/400mm. Formerly recorded as OFF MISC

Undated liner ditch features are seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs. The date and function of the ditches are unknown. It is possible that the ditches may relate to either Medieval- post medieval ridge and furrow, post medieval drainage, modern ...

Two undated linear ditch features and two possible curvilinear features are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Wangford Road, Reydon.