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Vale farmhouse is a timber-framed and thatched building of the late-16th and early-17th centuries that forms part of an historic farm complex together with a contemporary threshing barn and an exceptionally small 18th century stable.

24 scrapers, 4 cores (one discoidal), 3 notched flints, flakes (S1).

V slight remains of boat. Wood with thin ribs and bronze/copper nails. Approximate location only. Formerly recorded as SUT MISC

Leaf shaped arrowhead, tip broken.

'V' shaped post arrangements set on bend of river to prevent erosion.

A number of linear field boundaries and trackways of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs to the north of Vale Farm, Harkstead

"Roman pottery found in vicinity" - noted by David Mace (R1).

'V' shaped arrangement of posts heading from high water mark towards river. Large posts. 35m long x 9m wide (approx.)

Moat, OS suggest remains of fish pond rather than part of moat (S1).

Early Med clamp kiln site.