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An earthwork bank, possibly part of a rectangular enclosure of unknown date and function, is visible on aerial photographs on the golfcourse fairway to the north of Mill river, Rushmere St Andrew parish.

An earthwork bank visible on aerial photographs may be the remains of a field boundary bank but also mark the route of a footpath or causeway approach to Brightwell Hall, Brightwell parish.

An earthwork enclosure of unknown date and function on Woodsend Marshes, Southwold parish

An earthwork enclosure of unknown date is visible on aerial photographs to the south of Bourne Hall, Wherstead

An earthwork hollow of unknown date and function north of Old Hall Hill in Shotley parish

An earthwork mound, possbily the remains of a barrow of prehistoric date, can be seen on aerial photographs to the east of The Grove, Little Bealings

An extensive area of bomb craters to the east of King's Marshes, Orford parish

An extensive flood defence bank of probable post-medieval construction is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork extending eastwards from Beccles on the south bank of the River Waveney.

An extensive Later Prehistoric or Roman rectilinear field system and possible settlement site, Shotley parish

An extensive length of World War II beach scaffolding running south from Aldringham cum Thorpe parish