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Excavations revealed dense Saxon cemetery and settlement remains including Grubenhauser, Post built structures, middens, pits, a cemetery and evidence of industrial activity.

Scatter of pottery near the S edge of Holms Wood found by Edward Savery and Allen Smith (S1).

Evaluation and excavation identified an Anglo-Saxon Settlement containing twenty one sunken feature buildings , two posthole halls, and a post in trench building, a number of flint filled pits and other associated pits, postholes and spreads, and ove...

Fieldwalking by Allen Smith, 1993, located a scatter of C13-C14 unglazed pottery (S1) adjacent to the area formerly known as Angry Yards.

A few (two or three) hand-made pottery sherds, probably Early Saxon.

Scatter of pottery near the S edge of Holmswood found by Allen Smith and Edward Savery (S1).

Probable 16th Century, two storey brick and timber building with tile roof. It was formerly known as The Vicarage, but has since been renamed Cleves House. It was the former manor house of the Beaumont Family. Prior to that, it was said to have been ...

Metal detector find of bronze strap end(?), very corroded and late Saxon finger ring.

A market is mentioned at Blythburgh in 1066 (S1).

Scatter of unglazed Med pottery sherds, C13-C14, together with one sherd of part-glazed pottery, ?C15.