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Linear banks and ditches, perhaps once the boundaries of fields or enclosures, are visible as cropmarks and soilmarks on aerial photographs. Their date and archaeological significance is uncertain.

Site of med deer park. Exact location within parish unknown. 1086-1200. Formerly recorded as SEY MISC

Site of Medieval Deer Park, exact location unknown.

Linear cropmarks of unknown date are visible on aerial photographs.

Small trial excavation for assessment prior to development of record office extension revealed Med & PMed pottery (including ?LSax Thetford type ware), animal bone & features (S1).

A World War Two direction finding (D/F) station (or a similar type of communications/navigation site), which remained in use into the Cold War period under the Rotor programme, is visible as a group of structures, connected by pathways, on aerial pho...

Site of Little Saxham Hall.

The site of a post mill of medieval and/or post medieval date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs.

A rectangular moated site is shown on a 1720 estate map by J Halsey for Dudley North of Glemham Hall.

Small trial excavation for assessment prior to development of record office extension revealed Med & PMed pottery and animal bone and features (S1).