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The cropmark remains of a probable Bronze Age round barrow visible on aerial photographs taken by English Heritage in July 2006.

`21 small flint blade flakes, slightly patinated, were recovered from a sand- spit in the flood plain of the river (Stour) in 1979 at NGR TL 706 456. scheduled

Scatter includes a Roman as or dupondius of 1st to 2nd century date, Saxon penny, a post Medieval spur rowel and two flint objects found during metal detecting.

Scatter of pottery.

The remains of a possible Bronze Age round barrow are visible as a ring ditch on aerial photographs to the west of Boleyns Covert in Harkstead parish.

Mammoth tooth, rhinoceros tooth, found 11 feet down, West of Constantine Road.

Beaten bronze bowl, suggested lining of wooden utensil of C7? Map reference according to information stolen in Autumn 1981.

Two leaf shaped swords, one in Moyses Hall (with hiltmark), the other in the British Museum.

Fairly intense scatter of 120 worked flints, some Mesolithic or Neolithic, mainly Early Bronze Age.

Dense scatter of burnt flint with some worked flints, including two scrapers, on the east side of a medieval pottery scatter.