Record Search

The site of a 1930s labour camp which was reused as a military camp during the Second World War and 1950s, is recorded from bibliographic and cartographic sources as well as being seen on aerial photographs and visualised Lidar data

Culford School, originally Culford Hall. Current house built c.1790, replacing previous Hall. listed building

Brick kilns shown & named on Tithe map and apportionment in 1839 (S1). Operated between 1789-1947.Structures and earthworks most likely relating to the kiln are seen on aerial photographs.

Various, tranchet axes and microlths, in British, Ipswich and Bristol City Museum Formerly recorded as CUL MISC

Three socketed bronze axes, two plain, one with `raised line decoration', all appear sharp and in good condition. Found together whilst ploughing.

Scatter of (36) crude worked flints, probably later BA? Found on field surface.

Bronze socketed axe, plain, appears sharp and in good condition. Found in field in 1957.

Thinnish scatter of (19) worked BA (possibly quite late) flints. Found on field surface.

Relatively intense and widespread unpatinated flake assemblage on field surface.

Leaf-shaped flint point found near lake. No further details.