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Scatter found fieldwalking by A McLaughlin between 1984-1988 in area 10m x 20m square.

The railway station was built for the Great Eastern Railway and opened on the 9th August 1865. The station buildings represent one of the first attempts by a railway company to apply a rigid standardisation to all elements of a station. It is the onl...

Clare Cottage is a timber-framed and rendered house that incorporates late-medieval framing in both gables, including the remains of a high-status cross-wing of the late-15th or early-16th century, but was rebuilt in its present form in 1690 as indic...

A building survey and archaeological evaluation at Clare Priory Church prior to the enlargement of the church helped to demonstrate the sequence of building at this site

Implements found by Dr J S Holden (S1). Formerly recorded as CLA MISC

Pebble macehead. Formerly recorded as CLA MISC

Scheduled Monument - House of Austin Friars, founded 1248 by Richard de Clare and probably the first of its order in England.

Pebble Mace.

A small-scale excavation identified features of Late Bronze Age/Middle Iron Age date and a large ditch of post-medieval or modern date.

Early C15 gold cross and chain found in 1865 during station construction.