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Undated linear and curvilinear ditches, some possible field boundaries and a possible trackway are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the east of Dingle Stone House, Dunwich.

Undated linear and curvilinear ditches and a possible enclosure are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of Red House, Uggeshall.

Undated linear anomolies and possible field boundaries.

Undated linear anomolies, field boundaries and possible enclosures

A possible linear bank of unknown date is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It may be of relatively recent origin.

An undated linear bank is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It is overlain by several 18th to 19th century plantation banks, and presumably represents an earlier boundary.

Linear banks and ditches, of unknown date, are visible as earthworks on lidar and (to a lesser extent) aerial photographs. Their orientation suggests they pre-date the pattern of land division depicted on 19th century maps.

Several undated linear ditches are visible as faint cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of World’s End Plantation, Sutton.

Undated linear cropmarks which may represent at least one possible trackway are visible on aerial photographs on land to the east of Southwold Road, Wrentham.

Undated linear cropmarks which may represent at least one possible trackway are visible on aerial photographs on land to the north of Chapel Road, Wrentham.