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Enclosure - possibly sub square or rectangular, or possibly field boundary, circa 90m wide, length unknown - SW side obscured by trackway to S and railway embankment to W.

Sub-circular enclosure and Hall House(s) of probable Middle Saxon date suggested by the morphology of the posthole building(s) visible on aerial photographs

1926: Sub square enclosure mapped and recorded as being 11.136 acres in area.

Cropmark of sub-circular enclosure ditch diameter approx 60m. Overlooking river Deben. Possible Moat.

Sub rectangular enclosure, visible as a cropmark roughly 180m x 115m.

Aerial photograph of sub-circular double ditched enclosure (?), lines of ditches mostly unclear or discontinuous (S1) circa 150m by 130+m, abutts field boundary and sewage works on SW side, extent to SW unknown.

Faint cropmark (dubious) of possible sub-oval enclosure on either side of field boundary.

Possible sub rectangular enclosure and field boundaries, with trackway.

Geophysical anomalies potentially relating to anthropogenic activity. Subcircular features are similar in size and geophysical signature to sunken featured buildings, while a larger circular feature may be the remains of a round barrow

The earthworks of a possible round barrow of potential Bronze Age date. The site consists of a sub-circular mound, circa 15m diameter and 1.5m high. It is a Scheduled Monument.