Record Search
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Monument: KNE 014 Cooking hearth of unknown date on the shore of the river."Cooking Hearth", "on shore of Little Ouse River, between beck and river, TL 9655 8085" .
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Monument: COY 013 Cookley GreenMedieval Green
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Monument: SUT 084 Cookes Tenement, site ofGroup of three buildings shown on William Haiward's map of Sutton 1629, and named as Cookes Tenement, a bond holding of the manor of Fen Hall, belonging to William Marsh (S1).
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Find Spot: COY 005 Cookley Close, Chediston, (Mesolithic)Two Mes flint blades (S1).
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Monument: LMD 097 Coockhowse FarmBuilding shown and named `Coockhowse Farm' on Israel Amyce map of 1580 (S1).
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Monument: BRH 014 Cooking pit with charcoal and a layer of burnt flints in a wall of a disused quarry, of unknown date.Pit, with charcoal and layer of burnt flints circa 40cm thick, in wall of disused quarry near river Gipping (S1).
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Monument: MNL 104 Cook's DroveFinds scatter mainly of EBA date.
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Monument: SNP 026 Conyngure Hill`Conyngyre Hill' listed and located on dissolution survey of Snape, circa 1525-1528 (S1)(R1).
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Monument: KNE 007 Cooking hearth of unknown date."Cooking hearths".
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Monument: EYE 039 Cookley GreenCookley Green - outline shown on Hodskinson's Map of Suffolk, 1783, but appears to have been enclosed by the time of the OS, 1st edition map in 1837.