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Monument: WTM 034 Wortham Common or Wortham Ling (Monument)Site of a common.
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Monument: WTM 039 Wortham Ling (Monument)Possible small round barrow, 10 metres in diameter with visible surrounding ditch circa 130 cms wide.
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Monument: WTM 033 Wortham Green or Long Green (Monument)Site of a Green
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Monument: WTM 038 Wortham Ling (Monument)Small scatter of beaker and small plain, flint-gritted (& grogged?) sherds plus core & worked flints plus burnt flints.
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Monument: KSS 040 Worrld War II barbed wire obstruction. (Monument)Barbed wire obstruction of World War II date straddling London Road between Lowestoft and Kessingland
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Monument: WTM 004 Wortham Hall; Manor Farm (Monument)Moat, fragmentary, beside Church of St Thomas and St Mary.
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Monument: WTM 040 Wortham Ling (Preh) (Monument)Widespread scatter of worked flint (Also see Mes) and EIA pottery (from E end of Ling) from Wortham Ling. Details in parish file. For beaker pottery and flint see WTM 038. Also occasional Roman and Medieval sherds (see WTM 034 for green).
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Monument: NYW 028 Wormingford Bridge (Monument)Bridge shown on Hodskinson's 1783 and Bowen's 1755 maps (S1)(S2).
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Monument: WTM 012 Wortham Hall Farm (Monument)Four human skeletons identified as Late Saxon/Early Med by Dr Calvin Wells, Cambridge, excavated from side of gravel pit extension, 4 feet below surface
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Monument: WTM 042 Wortham Ling (Monument)2005-6, worked flints, including possible laurel leaf and 5 hand-made potsherds including ENeo rim.