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A thatched, timber framed cottage which probably dates to the eighteenth century

Geophysical survey identified a range of anomalies some of which may have an archaeological origin

Approximately half (butt end) of a grey flint axe.

In a large gravel pit beneath a deep layer of chalky boulder clay some distinctive black/brown flint implements were found in the early 20th century.

During the evaluation, one feature was recorded, a ditch (undated) which was likely to be 19th century.

Approximately circular arrangement of posts c.8m diameter of 16th to 19th century date.

Public park covering an area of 3 hectares.The park was Lowestoft's first free public park and was laid out as pleasure grounds set with winding paths and lawns planted with specimen trees. It contains buildings designed by G Simpson and William Cham...

Shallow ditch of Pmed date and stray ceramic and non-ferrous finds in the upcast spoil were of a similar date

April 1993: Butt end of polished flint axehead with all over polish.

15th century spur discovered in Arcade Street.