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Monitoring of two test holes identified a wet organic deposit and a dark loamy deposit to a depth of 3.3m+, both containing animal bone and oyster shell.

Polished flint axe, length 13cm, pale grey flint, found in garden.

Almost complete human skeleton and fragmentary remains of two others, East-West Medieval or Post-Medieval.

Thetford ware pottery found in the form of a lamp. Also a possible well and pits

A herringbone brick and flint net house, with a pantile roof, built in the 17th century. The building was a rare surving example of it's type and included square mullioned ventilators. A proposal for the demolition of the building was refused in 198...

Foundation trenches revealed a flint & mortar wall of Medieval date and Ipswich and Thetford ware pottery, as well as as Medieval and Post Medieval pot.

Timber-framed building Survey of Ipswich, 33-39 St. Nicholas Street. 17th century timber-framed buildings.

Evaluation in this area identified an undated ditch and probable 19th century quarry pits.

Evaluation and excavation in these areas identified a concentration of 47 small pits or post-holes and a ditch.

Timber-framed building Survey of Ipswich - 33a St. Peters Street