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A probable World War Two strongpoint is visible as structures and disturbed ground on 1940s aerial photographs. It lies adjacent to (on the seaward side) of the anti-tank ditch and line of anti-tank cubes that surrounded Lowestoft during the war (SHE...

Site of Radio Direction Finding (RDF) Tower om Easton Cliffs, Raydon

A small rectangular structure, perhaps a hut or surface air raid shelter, is visible on 1940s aerial photographs, adjacent to Somerleyton Primary School. The structure, which is visible on photographs taken in 1944 to 1946 but had been removed by 195...

A fragmentary, rectilinear arrangement of ditches, perhaps representing field or enclosure boundaries, is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. A scatter of Roman pottery and coins has been found nearby (SHER GSE 012), and the cropmarks could b...

Vague and fragmentary linear cropmarks visible on aerial photographs probably represent part of a field system of unknown date. They are probably contemporary with the clearer field system cropmarks visible in the field to the west (CHF 041).

Boundaries relating to probable medieval to post medieval field divisions are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. The field pattern defined by the cropmarks is likely to be the same as that depicted on an estate map of Somerleyton dating to 1...

A medieval moated site situated north east of All Saints Church. The moat island measures up to 26 metres by 32 metres and is surrounded on the north, west and part of the south sides by a seasonally waterfilled moat up to 8 metres wide and at least ...

A probable ring ditch, perhaps the remains of a Bronze Age round barrow, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs.

Site of Radio Direction Finding (RDF) Tower at Oakley Park, Hoxne

Site of reserve WWII radar station.