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A group of undated banks and ditches are seen as earthworks (which have subsequently been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features most likely relate to post medieval boundary banks and possible post medieval drainage. The banks and ditch can be...

Undated banks, ditches and trackways are visible as earthworks on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. Their purpose is not known. Most are relatively insubstantial.

Undated bronze coin weight

Monitoring of breach of sea bank failed to locate any dating evidence.

A group of earthwork banks, all of unknown date, was recorded during a rapid earthwork identification survey undertaken in 2001. They were only partially identified by a subsequent survey of aerial photographs and lidar, which included imagery from a...

The faint soilmarks of an undated boundary bank and/or road are visible on aerial photographs. The lack of relationship of the linear with the roads and boundaries in current use – and those on the Ordnance Survey First Edition map – would suggest a...

Undated banks are visible as earthworks on imagery from a lidar survey, in the area of land between Elveden (SHER ELV 039), Downham High (SHER STN 035) and Thetford (NHER 54069) warrens. They appear to continue both to the northeast, in Downham High ...

Found at TM 1550 7836 but dredged from river E of Scole Bridge, tip of bone point; polished and stained brown but otherwise in very good condition; break probably ancient. Formerly recorded as OKY MISC

A group of undated banks within Mayes Plantation are visible as earthworks on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. They lie just above the edge of the Little Ouse floodplain, and could feasibly relate to drainage, or terracing for the plantatio...

Boundaries and trackways of unknown date are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs and on imagery from a recent lidar survey.