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Monument: IKN 015 Complex of field boundaries and an enclosure, visible as cropmarks.A complex of linear cropmarks, possibly field boundaries and including an enclosure.
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Monument: IKN 078 Complex of probable oyster pits of unknown date.Extensive complex of probable oyster pits, of unknown date, in saltmarsh along the west bank of the Alde at Short Reach.
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Monument: WGD 014 Complex of ditch earthworks in meadow suggesting old field boundaries or possible toft boundaries (S1).Complex of ditch earthworks in meadow suggesting old field boundaries or possible toft boundaries (S1).
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Monument: IKN 093 Complex of probable oyster pits of unknown date.Extensive complex of probable oyster pits, of unknown date, south of Iken Church. Formerly IKN 021
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Monument: STU 028 Complex of cropmarks showing a group of sub-square enclosures or small fields associated with linear ditches, possibly one or more trackways crossing…Complex of cropmarks showing a group of sub-square enclosures or small fields associated with linear ditches, possibly one or more trackways crossing the site (S1).
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Monument: BML 057 Complex of medieval to 20th century land drainage features at Low Farm, BromeswellComplex of land drainage features medieval to Post medieval date and ceramic field drains 19th to 20th century date.
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Monument: STT 016 Complex of sinuous trackways and rectilinear field systemA complex of sinuous trackways and rectilinear field system is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the south of Home Whin Farm, north of Shottisham.
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Monument: MNL 472 Complex of cropmarks of unknown date.Complex of cropmarks visible on 1976 AP.
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Monument: EBG 013 Complex of ice-wedges and linear marks foring a field system, of unknown date, visible as cropmarks.Cropmarks of complex of ice-wedges and linear marks forming former ?field system on different alignments to present system.
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Monument: STT 014 Complex of sinuous trackways and rectilinear field systemA complex of sinuous trackways and rectilinear field system, along with possible ring ditches, is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the south of Bussock Lane, Shottisham.