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Earthwork banks have been recorded from an annotated Ordnance Survey (OS) record map possibly relating to rabbit warren trapping banks or natural features. This record was previously recorded as ELV Misc. Earthwork banks (ELV 197, BNH 174 and IKL 364...

2009: rapid survey identified two eatrthwork banks at right angles to one another (but not joining).

Large low bank 15m wide by up to 1m high. Approximately marks W edge of Brandonroad Heath on 1880s & 1904 OS maps. The bank can be seen on visualised lidar data and is most likely post medieval in date.

Sections of earthwork bank, most likely relating to post medieval boundary banks can be seen on visualised lidar data. The banks have also been recorded form field visits and may relate to ‘Four Corners' documented on historic maps along the north ea...

Medieval to post medieval field systems, perhaps part of a deserted village, are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs enclosed by the post medieval Benacre park (SHER BNC 020). It is possible that a small section of these earthworks still sur...

Earthwork ditches, possible medieval to post medieval trackways and pits are visible on aerial photographs on land to the east of the barrow cemetery SUT 001.

Earthworks of a ditched enclosure, possibly a moat, in woodland

Clear ditched enclosure, with internal features

The earthworks of an incomplete polygonal enclosure of unknown date are visible on the 0.5m resolution Lidar data within the southern part of the post medieval Elveden Warren (EV 039). The route of the southern warren boundary bank appears to bisect ...

One of four earthwork enclosures on Lakenheath Warren - see LKH 064-066.