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Evaluation identified two pits, one dated to the 18th century but in the second contained late medieval pottery wasters were recovered.

The site of two possible Bronze Age round barrows may be visible as soilmarks and earthworks on historic aerial photographs. The alternative interpretation of Roman ‘red hill’ or salt making site is tentatively suggested, although this is not felt pa...

Monitoring of footing trenches prior to development revealed two pits and a single sherd of post medieval pottery.

Two possible 'borrow' pits or oyster pits, of unknown date, visible in saltmarsh north of Stanny Farm.

2 WWII one man pill boxes. Brick built with heavy concrete roof entrance and blast shield to rear. Single firing slot facing down river. 2 x 1.5 m. Concrete platform 2.5 x 1m between 2 boxes with 4 rectangular slots in square formation set into t...

Two polished flint axes found (separately) '20-30 years ago' (circa 1980) by farmworker. Details in (S1).

Two possible gun emplacements of World War II date, west of Southend Warren

Two pillboxes, one with an with associated trench, between Robinson's Marshes and Town Marshes

Two possible (timber ?) linear features of unknown date and function; possibly non-archaeological in origin. Formerly ADB 033

Monitoring identified two possible pits of Late Saxon/ early medieval date.