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A series of earthwork flood defences of probable Post Medieval and modern date are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs, to the west of Stutton Mill House, Brantham parish

Series of posts and horizontal timbers within area of groynes. Probably pre-dates but no obvious purpose.

Series of linear inter-related ditches in low lying area beside the River Deben, probably water meadows.

A series of trackways, field boundaries and a sub-circular enclosure of probable later prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks in Kirton parish.

A series of parallel narrow ditches visible on aerial photographs to the north-west of Mettingham Castle may be the remains of crofts of possible medieval date, Mettingham parish.

Series of posts against saltmarsh - mooring? Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Series of rectilinear cropmark close to 'The Old Rectory'. Possible enclosure or field boundaries.

Series of overlapping small subrectangular enclosure(?) cropmarks, S ends only visible (S1).

A series of rectangular pits created possibly for shellfish production, are visible as earthworks cut into the saltmarsh on the west bank of the Butley River, Butley parish

Series of rectangular post built structures, either oyster pits, eroded sea wall/extra defence or silt traps. Probably not very old. Formerly recorded as ORF MISC