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The cropmarks of a group of rectilinear enclosures and/or fields of unknown, but possibly medieval to post medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs. Although none of these boundaries are depicted on the Ordnance Survey First Edition map, or ...

An undated, possilbly prehistoric enclosure is visible on lidar

An undated enclosure identified using Lidar.

Negative excavations by J Reid-Moir (Ipswich Museum). " 5 March 1919 Went with Marshall & Baxter to a crag pit on the farm of J H Dawson at Levington. Formerly recorded as LVT MISC

Undated Faience figurine found by metal detectorists in Mildenhall. Thought to be from MNL 142, MNL 333, or MNL 167/220/428.

Undated feature recorded during monitoring of groundworks for a barn conversion

Undated feature at 131/133 St Helens Street, Ipswich

Monitoring of footing trenches identified a single large feature but its function and date could not be determined.

Evaluation identified a single undated feature.

Area 1, wide shallow feature filled with gravel, see details.