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Thumbnail scraper, found in garden in 1968.

Geophysical survey identified possible ditches at Belstead House, Sprites Lane, Pinewood

BA worked flints (?from `High Lodge'), Santon Downham, from A E Rayner then Forestry Commission collections, now SAU:- AR5 (FC25) small barbed and tanged arrowhead, grey, one barb missing; AR12 (FC13), plano-convex knife (S1)(R1). Formerly recorded...

Bronze Age to Iron Age Activity at Chantry Vale, Wolsey Grange

Bronze tracer/awl, length 40mm. Formerly recorded as WNG MISC

Leaf shaped sword `dredged up some months ago from the Little Ouse about three miles from Wilton' (Hockwold cum Wilton)(S1). Formerly recorded as LKH MISC

Area of assessment (including barrow & ring ditch sites MRM 011 & 019) - theoretically prior to erection of British Telecom equipment and formation of earth bank but partially following works carried out in breach of planning conditions.

Various worked flints found whilst working on his father's land at Hayland Drove (fields `F21, F22, F30', OS 3045, 4213, 5332) or Cooks Drove (field `F10', OS 2000) mainly in 1960s, include two barbed and tanged arrowheads and a plano-convex flint kn...

Bronze Age to Early Iron Age Occupation at East Anglia One Area 30 comprising pits, post holes inclufing a possible roundhouse, ditches and a cremation.

Excavation identified five phases of activity from the Earlier prehistoric to the post-medieval.The majority of the activity is of Iron Age/Roman date, this was overlain by a thick colluvial deposit contaiing material ranging from the prehistoric to ...