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Three small undated ditches found whilst monitoring new storm drains behind building 936.

Low, earth built bank. Extends from existing bank to grid ref. in NE-SW direction. Photos of section eroding out on river side 3m wide x 60-70cm high

Fieldwalking by Edward Savery, 1993, located a scatter of unglazed C13-C14 pottery in a field on the south side of Stony Lane (S1).

Early 16th Century two storey timber framed and plastered house, with a thatched roof.

The Victoria county history referes to a palaeolith found in 1887. Which may be the sub-cordate hand-axe (G 9cm) in Pitt Rivers Museum. Formerly recorded as SRL MISC

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).

Stour House may have originated in the early sixteenth century as an L-shaped building of which only the jettied range at the rear survives. An in-line parlour block was added in the mid-sixteenth century and the hall was re-constructed in the late s...

A group of large rectangular oyster beds and associated banks, of Post Medieval date, are visible on aerial photographs as earthworks on the north bank of Stony Ditch, Orford parish

Possible coin hoard : eight sestertii found within 10 feet of each other, poor condition, probable range M.