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`The Vineyard of the Abbey' shown on Thos Warren's map of Bury in 1776 (S1).

Visable earthworks in Bullockshed Wood

Vine House is a grade II-listed timber-framed building with a Georgian brick facade that adjoins the Post Office in the centre of Nayland. From at the least the mid-18th century until its closure in circa 1909 the property was the Vine Inn, and was o...

Grade II listed Georgian brick building

House, surrounded by moat(?), shown on tithe map (S1)(S2).

Brewery recorded in Stowmarket between at least 1850 till 1896. Renamed the Suffolk Brewery in 1904, had ceased trading by 1911. Premises still standing May 2012.

Bronze palstave (? - needs checking) in excellent condition. Formerly recorded as MNL MISC

C13 cooking pot and glazed pitcher fragment from pit, ditch or moat (?), below C16 cottage.

Two Late Saxon/Early Medieval Thetford ware rims (S1).

Human skeleton, remains of wooden coffin found not much below surface of soil with half groat of Henry VI nearby and gold finger ring weighing 2 dwt 21 g.