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Monument: WSF 011 Wattisfield ArchLate Med pottery sherds, variously described by Basil Brown as C14, C16, C17, found during pipeline laying near the Old White Swan Inn near crossroad called Wattisfield Arch, in March 1953.
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Monument: WAM 013 Wattisham AirfieldPre 2nd WW, 2nd World War and later airfield.
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Monument: SOL 021 Waveney Grange FarmCircular cropmark, 30m in diameter, very close proximity to ring ditch/circular enclosure (SOL 020) & others in area.
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Monument: WSF 048 Watsons PotteriesSherds of pottery from Anglo Saxon urn found at Wattisfield Potteries (Watsons) in February 1961.
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Poorly Located Find Spot: WSF 074 Wattisfield, General, (Mesolithic)Mesolithic pebble macehead of quartzite found by J Blake, size 3 inches diameter by 2-2 half inches depth - sketch on index card. Formerly recorded as WSF MISC
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Monument: SUT 177 Wattling visible in mud. Possible trackway? Pottery sherd picked up from wattling. Close to SUT 176. Possibly behind old wall and ditch. 6m x 7m…Wattling visible in mud. Possible trackway? Pottery sherd picked up from wattling. Close to SUT 176. Possibly behind old wall and ditch. 6m x 7m wide (approx.) N-S
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Monument: WSF 021 Wattisfield HallSpread of Neo flint flakes, cores and hammer stones at Wattisfield Hall found by Basil Brown.
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Monument: HTC 041 Wattisham Meadow; Henry Squirrell's TenementScatter of unglazed Med pottery (C13-C14) together with some oyster shells, found when a strip was excavated by Anglian Water for a new water main in 1993 Stripping did not expose clean subsoil and no features were identified, except for an area of ...
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Monument: WSF 042 Wattisfield Hall FarmRom pottery kiln, circular, with large central pedestal, excavated by J Watson and K Landymore on field belonging to Wattisfield Hall Farm in November 1948.
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Poorly Located Find Spot: WAM 028 Wattisham, General, (Paleolithic)One levallois core, one hand-axe. Formerly recorded as WAM MISC