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Easternmost of `3 BA mounds' marked on 6 inch record map in 1982.

`Eastgate Bridge (site of)' located at cited NGR on OS 1886 (S1) and shown on Warren's 1747 (S2) and Downings 1740 (S3) maps, with bridge-chapel as illustrated pre 1732 (S4).

The site data has considerable local significance and can contribute to research topics such as topography and its effects on Ipswich’s urban development, extra-mural activity during the Late Anglo-Saxon period, and the origins of Key Street and its ...

Eastgate brickworks operated by Steggle & Co 1839, John Ridley 1853. Formerly recorded as BSE MISC

Eastlow Hill - Barrow. Scheduled.

Undated pits containing burnt flints identified during watching brief and trial trenching for water main pipe line.

Monastic Grange owned by the Abbey of Bury St Edmunds known to have existed from the C14 if not before.

East Gate of Bury St Edmunds, site of.

Finely knapped & fresh hand-axe found 'upright', 15cm deep (in garden?) at 1 Eastfields by the occupant in 1995. Looks remarkably fresh and unstained or patinated suggesting possibly recent product. If Palaeolithic almost certainly redeposited (S1-S3...

Evaluation identified two ditches, a series of pits, deposits associated with the Abbey Precinct wall and possible floor surfaces.