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Field survey identified earthworks of banks, pits, trackways and a possible pond

Earthworks of crofts and tofts, clearly visible on LIDAR and winter APs. Likely remains of Medieval settlement.

An undated sub rectangular enclosure is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs. It survives on an area of heathland, Broome Covert, and could perhaps have been a stock enclosure, for which a medieval to post medieval date is likely.

Earthworks of boundary banks and ditches of probable medieval to post medieval date are visible on aerial photographs alongside the Eriswell High Warren bank (ERL 241). It is possible that some or all of these relate to activities within or alongside...

Earthworks of ditches and banks which may be associated with Potton Hall are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Potton Hall, Westleton.

Earthworks of undated banks and ditches are visible on aerial photographs on land to the east of Leiston Road, Aldeburgh.

The earthworks of an area of braided trackways and droveways of unknown, but possibly medieval to post medieval date, are visible on imagery from a recent lidar survey. A component of the eastern end of these features has been recorded on the ground ...

Earthworks of ditches and possible landscape features such as ponds or water management associated with Tattingstone Park

The earthworks of boundary banks and ditches and a possible enclosure are visible on aerial photographs and lidar imagery across a large area of Rendlesham Forest. These earthworks are likely to represent multiple phases of features, some of which ar...

Field boundaries, crofts and a possible moat of possible medieval date are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs to the east of Home Farm, St cross South Elmham parish.