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Site of medieval deer park, exact location unknown. Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Monitoring revealed an undated N-S ditch, with smaller ditches coming off at right angles to E. (See also TYN 074)

Old wharf, possibly associated with cement works. Appear as saltings but surface made up with stone and concrete. Posts acting as revetting at front.

Evaluation of proposed mineral extraction site found two undated ditches and an arc of six post-holes, undated, but believed to be modern.

Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Martlesham parish

Waldringfield Pit is a Quaternary geological locality important for a sequence of Middle Pleistocene deposits.

Sestertius of Philip I or Philip II (AD 244-249).

Line of posts just visible in mud approx. Posts about 10m apart. 11 posts visible with possible second line appearing on falling tide. Clusters of linear posts also continuing up river. Needs to be re-visited at very low tide. N-S

Various epsiodes of work on Waldringfield quarry produced little archaeological evidence.

Evaluation and monitoring of groundworks prior to construction of a reserviour located four undated pits, two undated ditches, two undated cremations and one Roman cremation in a pot.