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Brook Green.

Late-Georgian brick and slate farmhouse

Roman 'finger bowl' reported (and donated) to Norwich castle in 1969.

16th/17th century timber framed building extensively restored and enlarged in the 19th century.

Scatter of C13-C14 pottery, with a little glazed C15-C16 pottery, also C17- C18 wares including slip-trailed sherds.

Grade II-listed farmhouse and surrounding historic buildings, which include a seventeenth-century Suffolk threshing barn, nineteenth-century southern barn extensions, a nineteenth-century bungalow and workshop range, and a nineteenth-century structur...

18th to 19th century house with timber frame origins dating to the late 16th century.

Monitoring revealed well preserved archaeological deposits on the moat platform (BEY 001) and remains of a large early 19th century granary just outside the moat.

Stone shaft-hole macehead.

July 1996: Pottery scatter found during pipeline monitoring - details to follow (S1).