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Trench sunk in basement floor, revealed Post-Medieval finds and features.

Scatter of unglazed pottery of C13-C14 date, a lava quern fragment, 3 bronze buckles, a small undecorated horse harness pendant and a lead object (S1).

Monitoring of footing excavations revealed the probable clay footing and section of chalk floor from a structure loosely dated by finds to the late 17th to early 18th century.

35 coins found near moat with metal detector.

1st stage monitoring of footings, built on land reclaimed in Med period in Med core of Orford.

Monitoring identified one prehistoric pit of probable later Bronze Age or Iron Age date and a further later, possibly post-Roman pit were discovered.

A single plain piece of Roman tesserae found in topsoil during monitoring.

Finds from monitoring probably contemporary with exisiting building.

Monitoring revealed a late medieval/early post-medieval pit or posthole, one undated posthole, and a post-medieval brick and chalk lump domed well capping structure.

Scatter: pottery etc.