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A late prehistoric or Roman rectilinear enclosure, Shotley.

A length of ditched trackway of unknown date is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs, to the south of Potash Cottage, Bucklesham parish.

A large pit of Late 17th to 18th Century date at Gedgrave Hall, Gedgrave.

A length of barbed wire and a bomb crater of World War II date on Sudbourne Marshes, Sudbourne

A length of sea bank, c 1.8km in length, is visible as an earthwork between Westwood and Corporation Marshes

A large rectangular enclosure with right angled corners is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. A double-ditched trackway passes to the northwest, and is visible for over 300 metres.

A length of ditched track of probable late prehistoric date is visible on aerial photographs to the east of Trimley St Martin.

A large medieval extraction pit at 28 - 34 Risbygate Street Bury St Edmunds

'A lead pattern or core-box for making bronze socketed axes, was found on Semer Common' (S1). Previously SMR Misc

A length of sea bank c 3.5km long running along the northern edge of the River Blyth by Reydon Marshes