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Evaluation and excavation identified later prehistoric pits, pottery and flints, also a double set of ditches recorded on the First Edition OS map. Iron Age structures revealed in later excavation along with post-medieval field boundary.

One microlith found Wangford Warren, East of A1065 road.

Warrener's Lodge,`Wangford Lodge' (S1), named Shakers Lodge on 1836 (S2) and later maps.

Acheulean axehead found here c. 1976 noted and marked on 6 inch record map.

Finds imprecisely provinanced to Wangford Warren include: 360 blades/flakes; 15 cores; 20 scrapers and 4 microliths Previously WNG Misc.

Monitoring: one small pit with IA pottery and undated hearth.

Wangford Warran, owned by Old Warden Abbey in the medieval period, shown on Kirby's map of Suffolk 1766, still in use in 1866, see WNG 025 for boundary banks.

Unstratified scatter of Med pottery

Wangford Incorporated Hundred Workhouse erected in 1765, for background information see (S1).

September 1999: Fieldwalking survey by measured transects across de-stumped pine compartment located dense scatter of 83 worked flints, 32 burnt flints and 2 sherds flint gritted pottery. Probably Later BA.