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November 1999: Sub rectangular rafts of well-humidified peat found on high tide mark at Walberswick beach. Formerly recorded as WLB MISC

Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Martlesham parish

Area of high archaeological potential defining area of probable settlement from the Saxon to medieval periods.

Probable small gravel pit or pond, Martlesham parish

Evaluation involving desktop survey and trial trenching. As trenching had produced MBA pottery, monitoring was needed.

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

Old wharf, possibly associated with cement works. Appear as saltings but surface made up with stone and concrete. Posts acting as revetting at front.

Roman pottery found while laying water pipes up to 3ins deep. 8 sherds greyware.

Site of a common

Line of posts just visible in mud approx. Posts about 10m apart. 11 posts visible with possible second line appearing on falling tide. Clusters of linear posts also continuing up river. Needs to be re-visited at very low tide. N-S