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Monument: IPS 194 16 Museum Street, Ipswich, (IAS 1702).Watching brief by SAU recovered pottery, mainly Thetford Ware, one sherd of St. Neots Ware, and one sherd Early Medieval pottery from pits during building site clearance.
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Monument: CLA 041 16 Nethergate StreetMonitoring of footing trenches for extension revealed large pit with single fill.
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Monument: BSE 324 16 Northgate Street, Bury St. EdmundsA single, large Late Saxon/early Medieval refuse pit containing pottery, oyster shell and animal bone was revealed during evaluation.
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Monument: IPS 350 16 Tacket Street, Ipswich, (IAS 4505)Holes for stanchions revealed some undated pits.
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Building: KSY 054 1-6 The StreetRange of cottages known as 1-6 The Street. Grade II* listed.
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Monument: CRM 015 16/18 St Marys GardensFlint chisel, probably rechipped from a polished axe.
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Building: NKT 045 164, 166 & The Forge, High Street, Newmarket19th C houses and forge
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Monument: ARW 086 16th and 18th century pits at Parker Long House, The Street, Arwarton16th and 18th century pits at Parker Long House
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Monument: KSS 201 16th century coastal defencesAnti-invasion coastal defences were documented at Kessingland in the late 16th century.
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Monument: GSE 175 16th century coastal defencesAnti-invasion coastal defences were built in the late 16th century at Pakefield. A signal station was maintained by the Admiralty at Pakefield between 1778-1815.