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A small rectangular pit of unknown date and function on Shotley Marshes

A small ring ditch of unknown, though probably modern date, is visible as an earthwork on Martlesham Heath.

A square pillbox of World War II date is visible at the end of a section of sea bank in Walberswick parish

A small quarry pit, of unknown date, visible as an earthwork northeast of Covehithe.

A small ring ditch of circa 8 metres diameter, probably the remains of a Bronze Age barrow, can be seen on air photographs as a cropmark to the south of Innocence Cottage, Trimley St Martin.

A square ditched enclosure of unknown date and function is visible on aerial photographs, on the eastern side of the River Waveney, to the south of Homersfield village. Formerly recorded as SEY MISC

A small ring ditch of circa 10 metres diameter, probably the remains of a Bronze Age barrow, can be seen on air photographs as a cropmark to the south of Innocence Cottage, Trimley St Martin.

A small ring-ditch, possibly the remains of an Iron Age round house, is visible as a crop mark on aerial photographs to the north of the A14 in Trimley St Martin parish.

A small ring ditch of circa 10 metres diameter, probably the remains of a Bronze Age barrow, can be seen on air photographs as a cropmark to the south of Innocence Cottage, Trimley St Martin.

A small World War II slit trench can be seen in the garden of a house in Walberswick