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Site of former Turret Green Baptist Church.

Faint and fragmentary rectilinear cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs.

Fragmentary linear ditches of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They may be field boundaries, and relate to the other, more extensive multi-period field systems, enclosures and settlements visible in the surrounding area (H...

Four small pits containing Grooved Ware pottery, worked flint and some burnt flint were excavated in 1986, following their exposure in gravel workings for the Martlesham By-Pass.

Fragmentary cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They could represent former field boundaries.

Fragmentary cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They could represent former field boundaries and/or enclosures, and perhaps part of a trackway.

Fragmentary cropmarks of uncertain date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. Most are likely to represent field boundaries, although some could be trackways. It is probable that more than one phase is represented; some elements appear to f...

Site of former windmill

Fragmentary cropmarks, of uncertain date and archaeological significance, are visible on aerial photographs. They could represent former field boundaries.

Fragmentary linear ditches of unknown date are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. They are most likely to be field boundaries, of medieval to post medieval date. Most follow a similar orientation as modern field boundaries, and those depicte...