Monument record NAC 046 - Post Medieval field boundaries.

L-shaped cropmark, circa 120m N-S and 160m E-W, part of field boundary (or possibly enclosure)(S1). On different alignment to present fields and roads but matching that of enclosures/fields to W & NW (IPS 028 & NAC 045).
Possible Post Medieval field boundaries are visible as cropmarks of ditches on aerial photographs, centred on TM 20954034 to the south of Ipswich Road, Nacton. The linear ditches are arranged on two alignments and appear to represent the remains of a rectilinear field system (S2) (S3). The ditches are on a similar alignments as those shown to the west on a map of Ipwish, Nacton and Levington dated 1768-1770 which may suggest that the field boundaries are of Post Medieval date (S4). Photograph (S1) was not available for consultation but it has been assumed that the photograph shows the same features as seen on (S2) and (S3). (S5)
Also bronze stud found whilst metal detecting in 2002. S6