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The site of World War Two earthen-covered public air raid shelters may be visible on aerial photographs, however the evidence in not conclusive and may relate to surface mounds of material. Two smaller earthen-covered shelters are also included withi...

Site of Combs gas works supplying the tannery, also piped several hundred yards E to Model Farm (built 1865) (S1)(R1). Formerly recorded as COM MISC

The site of a possible round barrow is visible as a soilmark on aerial photographs on land to the north of Broom Covert, Butley. This feature may relate to one or more of the ‘three large ring ditches’ described in SHER BUT 011, but has been recorded...

The earthworks of a post medieval to modern double bank were levelled following archaeological monitoring, which also revealed traces of buried features, some of which could be of medieval origin. The latest phase, to which the former earthworks belo...

A possible ring ditch, rather oval in plan, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs. It perhaps represents the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, or even a Neolithic oval barrow.

Possible World War Two military activity – probably relating to training – is visible as earthworks and possible structures on 1940s aerial photographs. The activity could, however, relate to agriculture, quarrying or construction instead.

A track or green lane, depicted on the 1652 Somerleyton Estate Map, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs.

A possible field system of unknown date is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs.

Structures visible in the playground of Carlton Colville Primary School on aerial photographs taken in the 1940s may be World War Two surface air raid shelters provided for the pupils and staff. They were still in place, however, until at least the 1...

The earthworks of a post medieval to modern bank and ditch were levelled following archaeological monitoring. The levelled feature corresponds to a boundary depicted on the Ordnance Survey 1st edition 6 inch map.