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The cropmarks and former earthworks of this previously recorded ring ditch, probably representing the remains of Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs. The site survived as slight earthworks in 1947. Although the Environment Agen...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of a group of former round barrows, which would have formed a small cemetery group overlooking the minor valley to the north, are visible on aerial photographs and is located within an area of enclosures and fields (LUD 00...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of boundary ditches and trackways of probable medieval to post medieval date, along with other fragmentary and undated features, visible on aerial photographs within the former grounds of Rendlesham Park (RLM 022). Some of...

The cropmarks and slight earthworks of possible medieval to post medieval boundaries and trackways are visible on aerial photographs and LIDAR DTM data. The trackways and ditches appear to have some relationship with those boundaries defining Rooker...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of a probable round barrow are visible on aerial photographs, within an area of fields, enclosures and trackways (COR 014). This site is likely to have formed part of a Bronze Age round barrow cemetery (COR 064) was locate...

The soilmarks and cropmarks of an area of field boundaries largely of probable medieval to post medieval date, although an earlier date is possible, are visible on aerial photographs. The site also includes some fragmentary ditches following a differ...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of an area of co-axial fields and enclosures of unknown, but possibly Roman date, are visible on aerial photographs. These fields and enclosures form part of a larger system already recorded under COR 012. The field system...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of a series of boundary banks and ditches of uncertain, but potentially later prehistoric date, are visible on aerial photographs (S1-S5). The site is centred on TM 5178 9939. Although it is not possible within the curren...

The cropmarks and soilmarks of a former Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs. The site consists of a largely plough levelled mound, surrounded by a relatively broad ditch, 31m in diameter.

The cropmarks of a probable boundary ditch and bank, along with some other fragmentary cropmarks, may be visible on aerial photographs. Although it must be noted that the boundary may in fact relate to natural changes in the slope along the contour ...