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Flint implements and Pleistocene mammal bones.

Two buildings shown and named Stoke Park by Hodskinson 1783 (S1) Park and associated great house shown on 1884, 1904 and 1927 OS Maps. Now demolished. Associated park, largely built over but a portion remains as Bourne Park.

Site of Stoke Hall, buildings demolished, except for outbuildings, with vaults.

Water mill named `Stoke Mill' depicted on Hodskinson's map of 1783 (S1, on leat(?) of the River Stour.

Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Stoke-By-Clare.

Stoke Bridge across the Orwell/Gipping shown on Bowen's, Hodskinson's, Saxton's & Speede's maps.

Green visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.

Evaluation and excavation identified Early Saxon cemetery and Ipswich ware pottery kiln, ditches, pits and finds dating to the middle and late Saxon periods and late 9th century church and cemetery. Excavation was issued IPS 683 - to be recorded o...

Stoke Hall Farmhouse, Grade II listed building. Former manorial site with circumstantial evidence of a former moat. The manor was given by Robert Malet to the Benedictine Priory at Eye. Manor was held by them until the dissolution of the monasteries,...

Stoke Mill seen on the Orwell/Gipping shown on Bowen's, Hodskinson's, Saxton's & Speede's maps.