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Small tower windmill, converted into a house in 1902.

Small type 22 pillbox. Unprotected entrance with rifle embrasure to the left. Concrete shelf under each embrasure. Brick-lined interior. Brick Y-shaped anti-ricochet wall. Set into a bank almost up to embrasure level. The embrasures (other than the o...

Small scatter of burnt flints identified fieldwalking by (the late) Edward Savery.

A small (circa 100m by 200m) trapezoidal enclosure feature enclosing smaller (circa 30m sides) rectilinear cropmark visible on aerial photographs.

A small undated mound with an internal pit and external ditch is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork in Somerleyton Park. It could represent a former tree mound, therefore relating to the formal planting scheme within the park. This is not ...

Small type 22 pillbox, half covered in thick ivy. Unprotected entrance with no rifle embrasure adjacent. Appears to have an internal blast wall. Embrasures are smaller than those on the neighbouring pillbox to the E, which has letter-box shaped embra...

A small undated mound is seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The mound is may relate to West Stow Water pit (WSW 160) to the west or may be natural in origin, a modern feature, product of modern forestry.

Small trapezoidal edge-polished flint axe.

A small embanked pit can be seen as an earthwork on visualised lidar data. The small pit may possibly relate to an area of localised post medieval extraction or possibly a Second World War military training feature. This feature is not seen on the Fi...

Small scatter of burnt flints identified fieldwalking by (the late) Edward Savery.