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Cropmarks of trackway and field boundaries of Iron Age date, following a trial excavation of flanking trackway (E-W) ditches of northern of two trackways showing as cropmark - see Un.

Two intersecting linear cropmarks, double ditched in places, running N-S and NW-SE. An enclosure in the north of the field and possible enclosures near the centre. Cropmarks visible on three separate Google earth images. They do not equate to field d...

Cropmarks of two approximately parallel ditches, running parallel to the River Stour. Curve visible at northern end. Evidence for prehistoric activity from fieldwalking of adjacent fields.

The cropmarks of possible trackways and ditches of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Scotts Hall. A pre-post medieval date seems most likely due to the lack of correlation between the surrounding land boundaries and route...

Cropmarks of main E-W trackway (continuation of existing trackway) with smaller trackways to N & S (to stream crossing to Bucklesham) small rectangular plots off S side, off main trackway (S1), probably Med/PMed tofts, to SW of `Church Cottages'.

Cropmarks of two large extraction pits of unknown date

Irregular track/drove way and transecting field boundaries.

Cropmarks of two distinct field systems on different orientations and of different unknown dates

An area of multiple trackways is visible on aerial photographs on Westleton Heath.

Cropmarks of two extraction pits