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Sceatta, found 1972. Recorded in numismatics journal.

Circa 1970: Med pottery scatter found in gardens of two cottages opposite church by a former pupil at Culford School.

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

A Underground Cold War bunker. Date opened July 1960. Date closed October 1968. The post is intact but was covered in soil about 1978.

Monitoring during housing uncovered Roman ditch and other PMed finds.

Culford Lodge Farm was used during Tank and Battle training on Elveden estate. A specially built rail spur (with central loading ramp for tanks) terminal was built near Culford Lodge Farm in the twin tracked 'Government siding'.

Evaluation and excavation disclosed Early Bronze Age child inhumation with complete food vessel and group of 17 pits, 1 posthole and two ditches mainly of Late Bronze Age date - details to follow.

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.

Landscape Park Listed by English Heritage as of special interest. Terraced gardens, park, walled gardens etc. Earliest tubular iron bridge in the world (Listed Grade I). Area includes Scheduled barrow in Dixon's Covert. Multiple multiperiod features...

Site of the original Culford village lies near the church, in Culford Park. Only church and 'Home Farm' remain.