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Saxon? sherds in upper occupation.

Hand-axes (at least 12) and flakes & faunal remains in primary context therefore of national or international importance.

16th Century pottery, 2 clay pipes and Charles II coin found behind St Stephen's Church.

Small pottery sherd, probably BA and flint knapping debris, found on S edge of pit near beech trees.

IA settlement site (Basil Brown records possibly LBA) on two fields either side of Beer Lane.

Small axe with polished tip.

Possible rectangular moat or series of ponds and drains associated with house named `The Office' (perhaps a Tan Office with tanning ponds?).

1349: Release of `the Manor of Bek, in the vills of Isilham & Frakenham' by Thomas de Clopton to John de Sanston (S1)(R1). Formerly recorded as FRK MISC

Ipswich ware pottery, one Rim sherd - simple upright type (S1).

Moat.