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Crop marks showing a possible old field system.

Med pottery scatter.

Post medieval to modern field boundaries, many of which are depicted on the Ordnance Survey 1st edition 25” map, are visible as crop and soilmarks on aerial photographs. Other marks are also visible, but their significance is uncertain; many may refl...

Cropmark of the junction of a Roman Road, possible roadside structures, ditches and pits on the edge of Hacheston Roman town.

Cropmark complex, including possible ring ditch of circa 25m diameter, possible irregular enclosure, sinuous trackway and variety of other cropmarks of unknown function.

Crop mark of possible building

The cropmark of a ring ditch and the low earthwork of a mound, visible on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data, may mark the site of a Bronze Age round barrow, or alternatively a medieval to post medieval windmill mound. As the mound is visib...

Cropmark complex based upon a curvilinear enclosure TYN 028 of a rough sub- square shape, circa 60m across, with entrance to S and having projecting from it to the S two arms and to the N a single arm, all these are equally strong wide cropmark lines...

Cropley Park, Lidgate, shown on Bowen's 1755 & Hodskinson's 1783 maps (S1).

ESax pottery.