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The cropmarks of a possible rectangular parchmark may be visible on aerial photographs. It is reported that building material and rubble have been recovered from the former area of Ashby Green (ASY 010) and it has been suggested as being the site of ...

Cropmarks of possible circular features at Rushford Heath

The cropmarks of components of field system were previously recorded under this number, but have now been grouped together with other more extensively field system and trackway evidence under RMS 006.

The cropmarks of a large ring ditch or possible circular enclosure, of uncertain archaeological origin, are visible on aerial photographs. The main component of the site is a relatively broad ditched incomplete ring ditch or circular enclosure. A fu...

Cropmarks of a ditch that is likely to represent a section of the Boyton/Hollesley parish boundary are visible on aerial photographs.

Cropmarks of a ring ditch that may represent a Bronze Age round barrow are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Scott’s Covert, South Cove.

The cropmarks of fragmentary ditches and possible incomplete rectilinear enclosures of unknown date and significance are visible on aerial photographs. Archaeological evaluations and excavations in this area (ELV 053-054, ELV 089) recorded differing ...

Cropmarks of the Gisleham/Kessingland parish boundary and further possible field boundaries are visible on aerial photographs on land to the south of Hall Farm, Gisleham.

Cropmarks of possible Bronze Age Barrows east of Sporles Farm.

The cropmarks of fragmentary ditches and possible incomplete rectilinear enclosures of unknown date and significance are visible on aerial photographs. There is a possibility that some of the mapped ‘ditches’ relate to periglacial striped ground or s...