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A group of World War II emplacements, possibly weapons pits, visible as earthworks on the western side of Snape Warren.

A hollow with two small trenches in it, probablly of WWII date, visible close to anti-glider ditches south-west of Walberswick

A group of undated banks and ditches are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. It is possible that the banks and ditches may relate to medieval-post medieval boundaries as well as sections of bank possibly relating to a ...

A group of World War II slit trenches on Thorpeness sea-front, Aldringham cum Thorpe

Earthwork on saltmarsh, Bawdsey

A group of small undated mounds can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The function and date of these features are unknown; however it is possible that these features may relate to small Bronze Age barrows, 20th ce...

A guardhouse of World War I date, Orfordness, Orford parish

A large area of medieval to post medieval banks and ditches are seen as earthworks and cropmarks on aerial photographs. The banks and ditches most likely relate to a series of medieval to post medieval boundaries, field boundaries, trackways and drai...

A group of World War II bomb craters on Sudbourne marshes, Subourne parish

A headland likely to be a continuation of a group of headlands representing medieval open fields to the south (MNL 780)