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Features including a ditch and a small pit and finds - pottery (mainly C1 and C2), Samian, amphora, a few tile fragments, coins (?Hadrian and ? an Antoninianus?) - identified after topsoil stripped for sewage pipe.

OS map 6 inch 1905 marks site with two crosses close together - Roman pottery found here 1864.

Tidymans's Green visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

A wide linear ditch of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the south of Woolverstone Park, Chelmondiston

A wide ditch in Mendham parish, visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs of the 1950s, may be the remains of a large medieval moated site or the line of a grubbed up field boundary.

A wide trackway of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the west of Beaumont Hall in Harkstead parish.

Distinct wide trackway, circa 25m wide with recut and slightly re-aligned ditches.

Mention of Wihtgar's Cross in cartulary of Old Warden Abbey, Beds of circa 1137, marking a boundary between Livermere (see WNG 024) and Brandon. Later referred to in charters of circa 1200 as High Cross Hill. Formerly recorded as BRD MISC

Scatter of pottery, C13/C14, coarseware plus two glazed sherds, found fieldwalking (S1).

Site of a former green.