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An undated earthwork mound is seen on visualised lidar data. The date and function of the mound are unknown. The feature measures approximately 30m in diameter and it is possible that the feature may relate to a Bronze Age round barrow, a natural fea...

An undated earthwork bank is seen on visualised lidar data. The bank most likely relates to a post medieval boundary bank not mapped on the First Edition Ordnance Survey Map. The bank is in close proximity to a probable Bronze Age Barrow (WSW 028) an...

An undated deed to which Gerard, Prior of Ipswich, is one of the witnesses mentions that (? pre 1225) a monastery of Wervestede was united to the priory of Saints Peter and Paul, Ipswich (S1)(R1)(R2). Formerly recorded as WHR MISC

An undated pit and medieval finds at Gravel Hill, Nayland.

An un-named bridge is shown on Hodskinson's map of 1783 (S1).

An undated ditch identified at 271 A+B Washington Street during archaeological monitoring.

An undated possible trackway is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs taken in 2005. The site comprises two parallel and slightly sinuous linear ditches that extend for circa 265m north / south and could define either side of a trackway.

An oyster bed of probable Post Medieval date, visible on aerial photographs to the south west of Orford Quay, Orford parish

An undated mound is seen as an earthwork on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The mound can be seen as a low earthwork on the visualised lidar data and is partially seen as an earthwork on the aerial photographs under a tree. The mound is...

An undated structure in the River Alde, Aldeburgh