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A Roman salt production site or 'saltern' located just to the south of Kirton Creek

Large fragments of Roman roof, floor and flue tile and a few greyware sherds recovered from large ditch on north side of ancient woodland (STS 014).

Scatter of Rom pottery, mainly sandy fabric grey wares (plain bowls - 2 with groove, 1 without, flanged bowl, miscellaneous jars), ? C2 C3 C4, 3 samian fragments, 1 fragmented fragment of box tile, 3 floor tile fragments (S1).

Semi-circular flat-backed bronze ?inset with enamel (lost, possibly red), curvilinear design. Found metal detecting. Formerly recorded as TDM MISC

Archaeological evaluation identified a continuation of settlement activity in the local area.

Roman settlement activity, Medieival boundaries and a possible undated building footprint at Trench 141-147 Ipswich to Felixstowe cable route.

Evidence of a Roman settlement and Medieval pits and ditches at Beaches Road, West Row revealed by metal detecting survey and evaluation.

Coin hoard and settlement scatter discovered in 1953.

Excavation revealed evidence of Roman trackways and a rectilinear field system.

Roman settlement debris, partly eroded by tides and a small amount of medieval pottery in a possible medieval revetted pit.