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Undated former earthworks of a possible former field system are visible on aerial photographs on Sutton Common. They are visible cut by the World War Two anti-aircraft ditches (SHER SUT 214).

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as grassmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the north of Churchfarm Marshes, Kessingland.

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...

`There are some foundations in a small enclosure, known as the Three Corner ? Close, which might, by their near position to the Pilgrims' Way and by the character of the brickwork, suggest the site' (of the chapel of the Blessed Mary of Freckenham - ...

Undated fragmentary cropmarks of possible field boundaries and/or enclosures are visible on aerial photographs on land to the west of Ely Hill, Boyton.

Undated former earthwork banks that may represent former field boundaries are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs on land to the north of The Chase, Sutton.

Undated fragmentary linear ditches are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, on land to the north of Churchfarm Marshes, Kessingland. Medieval finds from nearby (SHER KSS 009) would suggest a possible Medieval date for these features.

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 former earthworks of possible trackways are visible on aerial photographs on Sutton Common.

Undated fragmentary cropmarks of field boundary ditches and possible pits are visible on aerial photographs to the west of Elms Cottage, Rushmere.