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Site of house on the south edge of Cranley Green, marked on Hodskinson's Map of Suffolk, 1783 and the OS maps until 1920s.

1980: Finds scatter over considerable area (40m in diameter): two fragments Bellarmine, two fragments peg-tile, two pipe bowls circa 1660, one pipe bowl circa 1680 and 52 glazed PMed C20.

Site of house on the north edge of Cranley Green, shown on the OS first edition map, 1837.

Scheduled Monument - Moat (partly filled in) - Cranley Hall (inhabited moat).

1979: Fieldwalking by Walsham History Group revealed: two C11/C12 rims, five C13 rims, six C12/C13 rims, over an area 25 metres square.

Site of house on the north edge of Cranley Green, marked on Hodskinson's Map of Suffolk, 1783 (S1).

Large triangular silver dress fitting with three rivet holes for attachment.

Site of house on south edge of Cranley Green, marked on OS first edition map, 1837 and 1:10560 provisional edition map.

Cranley Green.

1983, 1984: Small scatter found in 5m square area: one fragment lava quern and seven unglazed grey Med sherds.