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Metal detector find of Rom(?) phallic pendant with incised lines on upper face.

Med strap handle (C13/C14) and Med silver coins (not seen), found metal detecting, see details.

Tranchet axe between 10 and 20cm long, marked "Wortington".

Worlingham Hall (remodelled c.1800 by F Sandys) & Park. See WGM 004 for decoy pond.

Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Worlington.

Parallel earthwork banks crossing Beccles marshes, known as Worlingham Walls, may be part of a post medieval system of drainage, reclamation and water management but may also have earlier origins as boundary markers for common land and parish bounds...

Various phases of monitoring of topsoil strips at Worlington Quarry, identified Undated isolated pits, post holes and hearths and later prehistoric flints.

Bronze palstave with shield pattern with interior central rib decoration.

A market was recorded here in 1270.

Large triangular green shown and named as Worlingworth Green on J Hodskinson's Map of Suffolk, 1783.