Monument record BRF 132 - Medieval enclosures and two possible buildings at East Anglia One Site 2

Excavation revealed several linear features forming an enclosure. Several other linear features and pits, both within the enclosure and outside of it were shown to be medieval in origin dating to the 12th–14th century. Earlier curvilinear features were Roman in date.

Included in the Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History annual round up of individual finds and discoveries for 2017 (S1)

Excavation revealed a subdivided rectilinear enclosure defined by ditches, pits and post holes which represented a medieval farmstead dating to the 12th to 14th centuries. The farmstead complex when though several phases of development with evidence that this had been abandoned by the 14th Century. A single post medieval boundary ditch was also recorded truncating the farmstead enclosure (S1).