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As of Domitian, (AD 72), RIC 699.

Small group of flint-gritted hand made sherds, flint flakes and three wheel- made sherds (? Rom) found after circa 30cm of top soil had been scraped off for building works.

19th century artificial fertiliser plant. Location unknown.

As REY 046 but starts in front of recently revetted saltmarsh (wooden sleepers set vertically keeping marsh in). Brushwood set horizontally behind vertically set posts.

Probable Ancient Woodland suggested by shape, name and use on tithe map (S1). Survives.

Artificial chalk surface and peat layer at site of inland port.

AS of Hadrian, illegible reverse, found metal detecting (S1).

Fragment of a bronze Colchester derivative brooch, found with a metal detector on building site.

The earliest references to artillery defences at Lowestoft are to three batteries built in the reign of Henry VIII in 1540. These were simple earthworks revetted with gabions and boards, armed with three or four guns each, and sited at the south end ...

Bronze pegged spearhead; blade fragment from a bronze axe, solid and a misshapen piece of waste, found within 3m of each other.