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Possible earthwork bank or barrow suggested by field name, 'Bank Barrow' (plot 20) on Tithe Map.

Bank earthwork, circa 20cm high and 10m wide, parallel to ride at N end of compartment 4600a.

Principal scatter of worked flint, including 3 scrapers and 3 knives (1 ?edge-smoothed), 3 sherds of flint-tempered pottery including a simple rim, and burnt flints on a sand and gravel ridge.

Burnt flint patch and thin scatters of worked flint from gravelly ridges nearby.

Bank identified in the Kings Forest.

A bank of unknown date and function is visible on aerial photographs north-west of Mansbrook Grove, Nacton

Bank recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995. N facing sinuous bank, c5m highx1.6m long, probably side of old pit. Formerly recorded as KIR MISC

Bank on NW side of old creek - previous sea wall approx. 40m from existing. Runs in dog leg for 75m.

A bank, or banks, or unknown but probable post medieval date is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs and (partially) on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey. It may relate to a boundary, or boundaries, depicted on 19th and 20th century Ordnance ...

E-W bank earthwork, circa 5m wide by 30cm high in eastern half of compartment 5314. At slightly oblique angle to other banks and ditches in same compartment (WSW 062).