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Evaluation of the site of the proposed village hall site located a large re-cut ditch containing Early Medieval pottery. Also a burned layer containing C13-C14 pottery.

Vine House is a grade II-listed timber-framed building with a Georgian brick facade that adjoins the Post Office in the centre of Nayland. From at the least the mid-18th century until its closure in circa 1909 the property was the Vine Inn, and was o...

Monitoring of groundworks revealed a NNW-SSE aligned post-medieval drainage ditch that ran into a larger ditch running parallel to the existing road aligned E-W.

House, surrounded by moat(?), shown on tithe map (S1)(S2).

Brewery recorded in Stowmarket between at least 1850 till 1896. Renamed the Suffolk Brewery in 1904, had ceased trading by 1911. Premises still standing May 2012.

Massive Elizabethan chimney stack & pots with large open `4 arched' fireplace on first floor inside small (later) C17 timber framed cottage.

`The Vineyard of the Abbey' shown on Thos Warren's map of Bury in 1776 (S1).

Vill of Bixley recorded in Domesday survey, 1086. Formerly recorded as RMA MISC

C13 cooking pot and glazed pitcher fragment from pit, ditch or moat (?), below C16 cottage.

Two Late Saxon/Early Medieval Thetford ware rims (S1).