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Mesolithic grey flint tranchet axe with blueish-white patination, also in the South East corner of arable field said to have a heavy concentration of (worked?) surface flint.

Metal detected cruciform brooch fragment - foot broken and missing, side arms and pin missing.

Claremont Pier was built of timber between 1902 and 1903 to the designs of D. Fox. It was originally 760 feet (231.7 metres) and was a popular stopping point for steamers after it was built. Between 1912 and 1913, a pavilion was built at the pier-hea...

C12-C13 pottery scatter.

Clay lined hearth feature and possible flint wall identified at 72 High Street, Ixworth

Ovate hand axe, deep white + mottled grey, over dark grey/black.

Clay Lane, a curving piece of road leading on from Louse Lane, shown and named on 1841 Tithe Map (S1).

WB on Planning Application 399/00 (extension) area c. 15m x 15m stripped of 300mm topsoil to sand/gravel, also footing trenches on E & S sides. Formerly recorded as BRF MISC

Windmill and yard, located by tithe map of 1847.

Probable clay pipe manufacturing site in Brandon suggested by will of Anthony Whittred, pipe/tobacco maker of Brandon Ferry, died 1689 (S1)(R1). Formerly recorded as BRD MISC