Record Search
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Monument: BCC 051 Cricket GroundTwo narrow ditches visible as cropmarks on a football ground to the north-east of Beccles may be the remains of field boundaries or drains of probable post-medieval date.
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Monument: FNM 002 Croft Farm, Snape (Rom)Small pot, possibly Rom.
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Monument: WTM 008 Croft Mead "Southmore" (Med)Large multi period site on field known as Croft Mead lying between Honeypot Farm and Beans Lane to E, revealed during pipelaying in 1955 and excavated by Basil Brown.
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Building: SRL 023 Cricketers/Mollands Hall17th century farmhouse, later used as a pub, and then converted back into a house.
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Monument: BAR 067 Croft HouseMedieval(?) floor foundation layer found under clay layer within original C14 open hall.
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Find Spot: HVH 003 Cricket Ground, HaverhillDenarius of Augustus (M & S 56), 19-15 BC.
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Monument: LVT 033 Croft House1978: Three palstaves, probably hoard, found digging in loose earth in garden of Croft House.
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Monument: BCC 029 Cricket GroundTwo parallel ditches visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks crossing the cricket ground, Beccles, may be the remains of drains of post medieval date or a road of earlier date.
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Monument: FNM 002 Croft Farm, Snape (BA)LBA socketed axe with remains of wooden haft in socket.
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Monument: CHW 016 Croft LaneCroft Lane, relatively narrow but marked hollow way earthwork between two hedgerows.