Record Search

The cropmarks of a ring ditch, probably representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs. This probable barrow and the nearby BLN 013 are likely to form an outlier group to the cemetery to the north (SOL 045).

Probable field boundaries of medieval to post medieval date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs.

The cropmarks of a ring ditch, probably representing the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, are visible on aerial photographs. The monument appears to form part of a barrow group/cemetery (SOL 045), see record for more details. Ditches recorded wi...

Probable field boundaries of medieval to post medieval date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They surround the former site of Trundle’s Farm (CLA 129), which is depicted on 19th-century Ordnance Survey maps.

Post Medieval pond, visible as a cropmark

The cropmarks of probable medieval to post medieval boundary ditches and a group of pits, possibly relating to sunken-featured buildings of Saxon date, and are visible on aerial photographs. The cropmarks are located to the south of finds indicating ...

Probable field boundaries of medieval to post medieval date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs.

A possible small ring ditch of unknown date is visible as fragmentary cropmarks on aerial photographs. The ring ditch measures approximately 11m in diameter and is located in the valley of the River Glem. A larger curvilinear enclosure or ring ditch ...

Cropmarks of probable field boundaries of unknown date are visible in the field to the east of Walnut Tree Farm, Chelmondiston

The cropmarks and soilmarks of a series of boundaries of unknown, but possibly medieval to post medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs. These would appear to pre-date the surroundings field pattern, but may just represent an earlier phase o...