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A field system of probable medieval or post-medieval date can be seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs, alongside possibly earlier elements, to the north of Weybread village, Weybread parish.

A flint scraper of Neolithic or Bronze Age date identified during monitoring at 8 Forge End

A former World War Two type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs.

A field system, possible crofts and small ditched enclosures of unknown date can be seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs, Trimley St Martin parish. Also small med pot scatter found 2003

The site of a former type 22 pillbox in the grounds of former Old Hall, Gunton (LWT 022), which formed part of a defensive group of pillboxes in Gunton Park (LWT 200), which itself originally part of wider defensive network, consisting of an extensi...

A field system of probably medieval origin can be seen as cropmarks on aerial photographs, to the west of Home Farm, St Mary & South Elmham parish.

A flood defence bank of Medieval to Post Medieval date, Orford parish

A field boundary of probably post-medieval date is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark to the north-west of St Cross South Elmham village.

A First World War barracks block

The site of a former type 22 pillbox alongside Hubbards’s Loke, Gunton, which originally formed part of wider defensive network, consisting of an extensive line of anti-tank cubes, barbed wire obstructions and associated defences (see LWT 045) is vis...