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Low round mound, possible round barrow, marked on first edition OS 6 inch map and on 1957 edition (S2)(S3).

A ring ditch of unknown date and function is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Levington Road, Nacton

Hoard of four small 'Stibbard type' unfinished palstaves and Sompting form socketed axe, reputedly "found in Roman mound at Eriswell in 1837" (S1), or in a barrow, now destroyed, at Eriswell in 1837 (S2).Formerly recorded as ERL MISC

A concentric ring ditch or double ditched oval enclosure, possibly of Neolithic or Bronze Age date, is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, immediately to the east of Heath Farm, Waldringfield parish.

A ring ditch circa 10m diameter, within a complex field system with trackways (HRK 020).

Bronze hoard found on right-hand side of the road leading from Exning to Newmarket, circa 1832, `at a depth of more than 10 feet', `by a man while in search of gravel for the roads' (S1).Formerly recorded as EXG MISC

A ring ditch and possible rectangular enclosure are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks in a field to the west of Fleet House, Felixstowe parish.

Bronze ? founder's hoard found with metal detector: one socketed axe, three fragments socketed axe, one gouge broken in two (S1)(R1).

Penannular ring ditch cropmark, possible a round barrow site.

Ring ditch, not completely circular, with dark central area, circa 20m diameter (S1)(S2).