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A comb was found with a circle design, possibly Anglo Saxon on a field near the Sugar Beet Factory. Formerly recorded as SPT MISC

One corner of a possible rectilinear enclosure of unknown date and function is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs in a field to the east of Harkstead village

A ditched field system, small square enclosure and possible crofts of possible medieval date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, across Croft Lane from Innocence Cottage in Trimley St Martin parish.

A complete C13 jug found on the beach, 1908 (S1). Formerly recorded as BAW MISC

A cropmark ring ditch of unknown date, close to the river in Trimley St Martin parish

A coaxial field system and trackways of possible late prehistoric date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the west of Trimley, Trimley St Martin parish.

A Congregational chapel built in 1833, and successively enlarged, was replaced by the present building in 1859. The front wall is of grey brick and the sides are of red brick with yellow brick dressings. The front is gabled and has two tiers of lance...

A 'D' shaped enclosure of unknown date is visible as an earthwork about 175m to the south of Staverton House, Wantisden parish

A complex polygonal ditched enclosure, or series of connected enclosures, is visible as on aerial photographs as cropmarks in Stratton Hall and Kirton parishes.

A curvilinear field boundary of probable medieval date is visible as a soilmark on aerial photographs to the north-east of Weybread village, Weybread parish.