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Evaluation identified undated pit and a thick accumulation of hillwash.

An undated pit, possibly a Second World War emplacement or weapons pit, is visible as an earthwork on 1940s aerial photographs. Traces of an earthwork are also visible on imagery from a 2015 lidar survey, suggesting that it may still survive. It was ...

Evaluation identified a single, heavily truncated, pit was identified below a series of built-up deposits

Sept 2004:10 evaluation trenches (Tr 137-146)on either side of existing A11, prior to dualling of A11 between Barton Mills and Thetford - only one small undated pit was found in Tr 139, though two linear features had been recorded in prior geophysica...

1993: Series of nine lines of trial trenches excavated as part of assessment survey prior to construction of supermarket etc.

Monitoring of footing trenches located an undated pit and possible peat filled hollow but did not locate a former green boundary or indication of associated medieval settlement.

A small pit is visible as an earthwork on imagery from a lidar survey flown in 2015. It is similar in size and appearance to a second pit, located 75m to its northwest, which may be the site of a Second World War spigot mortar emplacement (STN 097).

Undated pit or tree hole on Land to the Rear of The Rectory, Main Road, Somersham.

Two evaluation trenches were dug with only a single undated pit being identified.

July 2000. Watching brief on two 4m long trenches. Formerly recorded as KSY MISC