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Site marked as manorial brick making site, for Holt family & Sir N Bacon, C16-C17, on Basil Brown's 6 inch OS map

High Lodge was the location of a labour camp, established in the late 1920s to provide retraining for the unemployed, and a source of labour for the Forestry Commission. The camp is visible still intact on 1940s aerial photographs, and appears to hav...

Site marked on OS map in possession of arrested metal detector user.

A look-out tower is marked on a 1940s Ordnance Survey map, and is visible as an extant structure on 1940s aerial photographs. It has since been removed, although traces could still remain. It was probably one of the towers erected by the Forestry Com...

Site incorrectly identified as C18 bridge - deleted September 1996.

A modern ‘enclosure’, with an irregular outline, possibly defined by barbed wire, a hedge or simply a scarp, is visible on aerial photographs. It may be of Second World War date, but its function is unclear.

Site of 4 inch Naval gun anti tank gun position, Aldringham.

Site incorrectly identified as bridge on Hodskinson's 1783 map.

Earthworks and structures relating to Second World War tank training are visible on aerial photographs. They form part of an extensive military training area (SUE 133), which itself forms part of Orford Battle Training Area (ORF 137). Most of the ear...

"The sites of 4 barrows are known (EXG 066-069) but only one has records of excavation (EXG 066?). Formerly recorded as EXG MISC