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An area of "Old gun flint industries" was defined on a 6 inch record map by Rainbird Clarke. No evidence of post medieval flint mining was identified during a site visit, or by a survey of aerial photographs and lidar.

The earthworks of a broad band of braided tracks and former road surfaces dating to at least the post medieval date, but potentially much earlier, are visible on aerial photographs and remote sensed data. This route is depicted on Hodskinson’s map of...

Area of dark soil adjoining N end of WNG 006 approximately 35 x 40 yards.

Medieval town, defined as Area of Archaeological Importance in Local Plan (S1).

Area of burnt flint identified fieldwalking by (the late) Edward Savery. Depicted on map (S1).

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

The earthworks of a broad band of braided tracks and former road surfaces dating to at least the post medieval date, but potentially medieval in origin, are visible on aerial photographs and remote sensed data across Dunwich Heath.

Area of minefield, of WWII date, at the northern edge of Dunwich

The earthworks and cropmarks of a network of braided tracks and heathland boundaries and routeways dating to at least the post medieval date, but potentially much earlier, are visible on aerial photographs and remote sensed data. Some of the routes a...

Area of dense surface burnt flint scatter