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An undated area of hardstanding formed of flint pebbles and cobbles, and a late post-medieval ditch. No other archaeological features, deposits or artefacts were noted in the evaluation trenches.

An undated bank and several ditches are visible as earthworks, soilmarks and cropmarks on aerial photographs on land to the south of Elms Lane, Wangford. Due to the discovery of Roman pottery from the area (SHER WNF 003 and WNF 004), it is possible t...

Five ditches and six pits of unknown or Roman date were identified during evaluation trenching for an Anglian Water pipeline.

An undated, curvilinear bank is visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs, and imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It lies approximately 215m to the south of the Little Ouse, and perhaps once defined the edge of the floodplain, or acted as...

A slight bank of unknown date has been recorded as an earthwork during field survey and from imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It could be associated with the multi-banked medieval to post medieval warren and parish boundary 20m to its east ...

Undated anomalies of linear features, enclosures and ring ditches

A bank of unknown date was identified as an earthwork within plantation woodland. It probably equates to a boundary visible as an earthwork on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey. This, and the many other boundaries recorded within what was Downham High...

Archaeological evaluation revealed undated and Post Medieval features at Foxborough Road

`A human skull, a few small pieces of bone, a plate or basin, a vase and fragments of a jar were found by J Allsopp while ploughing at Third Drove, Stallode' (S1)(R1). Formerly recorded as LKH MISC

February 1993: long low earthwork bank, circa 40cm high, running parallel to wooded slope to E.