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A number of ponds or pits, of unknown date, visible as earthworks southwest of Aldeburgh.

A number of World War II bomb craters, visible as earthworks in 1941, northeast of Covehithe.

A Pewtyrer, a goldsmyth, an armerer and a wyredrawer are recorded in Sudbury in 1522. Formerly recorded as SUY MISC

A number of wartime structures, of uncertain function, possibly including a radar set, visible west of Easton Wood.

A pair of small earthworks/structures west of Wolsey's Creek

Two undated pits, two undated ditches and a 19th-century brick culvert were encountered. The find assemblage was limited, comprising two prehistoric flint waste flakes and two sherds of pottery (one Roman and one medieval).

A pair of overlappring possible ring ditches are visible as a cropmark to the east of Valley farm, Sudbourne parish

A number of stretches of barbed wire obstruction and 2 possible gun emplacements can be seen to the north & south of Pakefield Hall

A number of WWII date practice trenches are visible close to the edge of Dunwich Forest

A pillbox variant, sometimes termed a 'Suffolk Square'. Internally there are concrete shelves but no anti-ricochet wall. There are two embrasures to each wall with the exception of the entrance wall with one embrasure.