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Worked flint scatter reported and delineated on map. Fenland Survey

A possible suicide grave site recorded in 1540 & 1585, on boundary between Elveden and Barnham.

Farm buildings shown on 1880s OS map (see EBG 099)

Deadman's Grave, Barrow?

A probable Post Medieval enclosure and associated field boundaries are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the south-east of Sparrow Hall, Harkstead

De Vere House is a unique and intriguing timber-framed structure built around 1530 in the final years of Lavenham’s heyday as a centre of woollen cloth manufacturing. It contains a number of historically important features, including a rare brick sta...

A presumed suicide grave site beside a footpath on the boundary of Walberswick and Blythburgh parishes, first recorded in 1644. Formerly recorded as WLB MISC

Monitoring of footings revealed short length of flint wall.

Two roadside suicide graves of 1782 and 1801.

Possible length of road, circa 350m long.