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Scatter of pottery, `over 150 yards area, TM 301 362' (S1).

Stone carving found at 15 Scales Street, Bungay. Crude face carved on face of the block. Likely to be Pmed. Formerly recorded as BUN MISC

An area of Saxon and Early Medieval occupation adjacent to Cox Lane Saxon pottery kiln sites (IPS 206, IPS 813, IPS 814, IPS 319).

Cropmarks in a single field showing close parallel ditches, possibly a trackway, with linear boundaries associated, as if defining one or more sub- rectangular fields (S1).

Site of a former green

A waterfilled homestead moat surrounds Cowlinge Hall, a Grade II Listed, 16th-17th century, timber-framed and plastered farmhouse, renovated and restored in the 20th century. The moat has been dug into a gentle north facing slope, with a slight outer...

Ancient Woodland as defined in (S1).

Trial-Pits and Piled Window Samples Carried Out in March of 2000. One test pit yielded pottery from Saxon to Post Medieval periods.

Cemetery: 18 inhumations, 1 cremation in red fabric pot. Found in railway construction at depths of 3.5 - 5 feet, in 1873.

Road and associated features mentioned in the Ipswich Documentary Card index,