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Trackway running NW-SE (past Chilton Church to Chilton Grange) visible on APs.

Trenched evaluation in advance of residential development to rear of County Hall building revealed evidence for Saxon activity in an area fronting onto Bond Street.

April 1996: Fieldwalking (& auger) survey of circa 10 ha field located broadly spread but nonetheless relatively dense scatter of burnt & worked flints and two sherds prehistoric pottery.

A Romano British site was encountered during building construction in 1975 and 1978 at Coupals Road, Haverhill. Finds have included roof and floor tiles, tesserae, a sestertius of Antoninus Pius, pottery sherds, painted wall plaster, bronze fibulae, ...

Partially excavated large curving MBA/LBA ditched enclosure with associated trackway, roundhouses & post alignments.

The County Gaol (now called The Fort) was designed by George Byfield in 1805 and enlarged under the supervision of William Wilkins in 1821, to incorporate most of the additional features advocated by John Orridge, the Governor, when he designed a pri...

Court Knoll, ring work or possible motte & bailey castle.

Evaluation recorded a series of (field boundary/drainage?) ditches containing Med pottery.

Two large flint cores were found with the frontal bone of Bos primigenius [aurochs] in shelly marl below peat

Course of Roman road running from Coddenham - Peasenhall.