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Bronze buckle plate with incised backward looking beast, a gilded pendant with red and blue enamel and a bird-shaped belt stiffener (? date). Formerly recorded as DBN MISC

Sherd of possible Ipswich ware and a rim of Thetford-type ware, amidst a larger group of Med sherds (S1).

Handmade pottery sherds, probably Anglo Saxon, found while metal detecting (S1).

Variety of widely scattered (mainly Late) Saxon metal detector finds include bow brooch, , stirrup terminal, hooked tag, coin and bronze brooch, openwork cross in disc.

An East Anglian diocese was founded circa AD 630 by St Felix, a Burgundian who had been sent by Pope Honorius to covert the East Angles.

Scatter of hand-made pottery and a lead annular object (?loom weight) found in an area circa 30-35m across of dark soil with a few animal bone fragments, daub, iron nails and bronze fragments (S1).

`Pot scatter, Med & PMed, plus several Thetford type (probably Med), including a rouletted sherd and an MSax caterpillar brooch (part of) and two pins (one probably PMed) and pinhead (MSax) with ring and dot decoration.

LSax pottery collected S of Burnthall Plantation, (together with Rom) by B Brown and boys from Honington School in 1952 and 1955 (S1)(S2).

Scatter of handmade pottery (some organic-tempered, some with golden mica or red ironstone inclusions, others merely sand-tempered) within a mixed scatter of IA & Rom pottery (S1).

Various metal detected finds of Mid-Late Saxon date.