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A Roman inhumation and cremation burial ground was found in 1757 or 1758. Finds included bones, cinerary urns, including one of glass and a lachrymatory.

Area defined as site of `Cemetery of the Monks' on OS 25 inch map.

Cemetery recorded by Rev Cardew in 1864. Formerly recorded as HLM MISC

A large sub-circular mound, circa 2.5m high by 23m N-S by 28m EW is situated within Warren Wood. The earthworks are clearly visible on the 0.5m resolution Lidar data. Although there is a later track running across the mound, it overlies earlier ear...

The earthworks of an elongated mound alongside a concrete roadway of probable twentieth century date is visible on the 0.5m resolution Lidar data and has been identified on the ground. It overlies tracks of post medieval date it is therefore likely t...

An evaluation and monitoring was carried out during the relaying of the Central Car Park on RAF Mildenhall. The excavation revealed that there was a layer of disturbed soil below the tarmac, which overlaid natural chalk and a fine brown silt. Althou...

Centre of `3 BA mounds' marked on 6 inch record map in 1982.

Centre one of three pale circular cropmarks (also WLD 020 & 022), all about 20m in diameter (S1), overlooking River Deben.

Centrifuge circa 1966, consisting of a a rectangular concrete structure with gable ends to the north and south.

Post Medieval Cess Pit