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One or more enclosures of unknown date, together with fragmentary linear ditches, are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. A possible ring ditch, curvilinear or polygonal enclosure is visible, together with part of what may be a rectilinear en...

A circular pillbox, probably of First World War date, is visible as an extant structure on 1940s aerial photographs. It is one of a pair of pillboxes sited along the B1083 to the southwest of Shottisham; the second, STT 073, lay 150m to the south. Bo...

Site of Northgate. Monitoring? Revealed Flint and Septaria wall (foundations?). Later investigation during Insertion of man hole into existing sewer. Heavily disturbed upper layers - natural recorded at c.1.35m below present street surface. No evid...

Site of Pest House, pulled down in 1771 and no definite remains exist today.

A possible bank, of unknown date, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs.

One or more Second World War slit trenches are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs taken between 1944 and 1946. They were probably outlying defences for Leiston, and perhaps also the Diver anti-aircraft battery (LCS 185) located a short dista...

A circular pillbox, probably of First World War date, is visible as an extant structure on 1940s aerial photographs. It is one of a pair of pillboxes sited along the B1083 to the southwest of Shottisham; the second, STT 072, lay 150m to the north. Th...

Narrow soilmark or cropmark of perfect oval, circa 70m by 50m (S1).

Evaluation trenching prior to development revealed three post medieval / modern pits.

An undated enclosure has been recorded at this site on aerial photographs. Also at this location indistinct (and now largely levelled) earthworks of probable medieval to post medieval date platforms and enclosures have been recorded from historic aer...