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Reported as a moat in permanent pasture, on the E side of St Margaret's Green (TM 3235 8355)

Reputed chapel site said to be visible as cropmark at TM 078 334 (S1). Not substantiated. Formerly recorded as EBG MISC

Report by retired digger/grader driver to Alan Almer of former removal/ grading of topsoil `from field to rear of Stow Club' (Stow Club at TL 8147 7078).

Republican denarius. Formerly recorded as WCB MISC

An archaeological evaluation identified a single pit containing two 13th to 14th century pot sherds and three undated, but almost certainly post-medieval, gravel extraction pits.

Reported site of pillbox.

A number of prehistoric cooking/boiling pits containing burnt flint as well as post-medieval boundary ditch and gully.

`Site of the old hall, called `Rendlesham White House', which was burnt down in 1830.

Dumps of post medieval flint knapping waste, presumably from the gun flint industry, were reported in this area by Rainbird Clarke.

M.R. James records that 'In 1687 a silver crown, reputed to have been Redwald's, was dug up, and (it is painful to relate) was melted down almost at once, so that we know nothing of its quality'.