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August 1990: Fieldwalking assessment following replanting earlier in year revealed med pottery scatter.

2002: low, roughly circular mound, circa 15m diameter, 70cm high identified during rapid identification survey for Forestry Commission. Possibly denuded barrow.

Complete bronze sword of Guendlingen type (Halstatt C). Previously SUF Misc.

2002: rapid survey identified pair of linear banks, circa 5m wide & 70cm high, 27m apart, defining edges of Icknield Way (see IKL 105). Westernmost also marks line of parish boundary between Icklingham and West Stow. Probably of Medieval or later dat...

Complete 17th or 18th century storage vessel trawled up 15 miles off the coast of Suffolk.

Earthwork boundary banks of a probable post medieval date have been recorded from field visits and are seen on visualised lidar data. The banks probably relate to the boundaries of Newheath Plantation as marked on the 1904 OS map and possibly marking...

2002: low circular mound (in area of tall grass), circa 20m diameter, 70cm high identified during rapid identification survey for Forestry Commission. Possibly denuded barrow.

Complete bifacially worked leaf arrowhead `picked up' (by V Scott?).

Series of 4 mounds near Shakers Lodge - possibly round barrows, pillow mounds or natural?

2002: low circular mound, circa 7m diameter, 70cm high, identified during rapid identification survey for Forestry Commission. Denuded barrow or natural.