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Leaf arrowhead labelled `Brickyard' in estate museum (S1).

Hand-axe found on Elveden Estate circa 1925 (S1). Formerly recorded as ELV MISC

A long, low mound, of unknown date and function, was identified as an earthwork during a field visit. It is also visible on aerial photographs and on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey. It has been tentatively interpreted as a possible pillow mound, re...

Roman bronze coin hoard containing 621 coins of Allectus, found within a pottery vessel. Located during metal detecting, but excavated by SCCAS.

The stable block of Elveden Hall was adopted as the Officer's Mess, with the area to the south (Lord Iveagh's estate) being used for battle and tank training for the first tanks during WW1.

Rom coins labelled `Elveden Brickyard' in estate museum include:- `1899, Claudius II Gothicus, AD 268-270', `1899, Victorinus, AD 265-268', and three `1901, Constantine I, AD 307-337' (S1), and a circular enamelled brooch (S2).

'Brick Field', 'Kiln' & clay pits, structures and drying sheds shown on OS 1880s map.

REMAINS OF DUTCH TRAWLER, 1928

Acheulean industry found in brickearth pit.

Elveden Hall.