WA No.


HER No.


320 MSF13944 321 MSF3547


322 MSF20726 323 MXS19570


324 MSF3548 325 MSF14260


326 MXS19568


Associated event


Monument Type CHURCH


Period Medieval ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval POST ALIGNMENT Undated RING DITCH


Description A church is recorded at Martlesham in the Domesday survey.


Large amount of pottery lying in a seam of dark earth c.3 inches thick and 5 feet long.


Post lines associated with river wall - two phases visible running parallel with each other and in line with existing wall to corner.


Bronze Age Probable Bronze Age Round Barrow, Martlesham parish, can be seen as the partial cropmark of a ring ditch on photographs taken in 1980.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Neolithic ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval


TRENCH, AIR RAID SHELTER


327 MXS19573


328 MSF21678, MSF21677


329 MSF3620 Modern Flints, including hammer stone, flakes, scrapers.


Pottery scatter including one rim of Thetford type ware and as well as medieval coarseware likely 12th-14th century.


Possible World War II trench or air raid shelter near Martlesham Hall. The feature consist of a trench roughly 17m in length with low banks of spoil at either side. A small square structure can be seen at the northern end of the trench which could be a small pillbox.


FIELD BOUNDARY Undated FINDSPOT


Possible post-medieval field boundary, Martlesham parish. The feature is double-ditched at its southern end. The cropmark is sharp, narrow and straight, suggesting it may be relatively modern in date.


Medieval Monitoring of two areas of soil stripping failed to identify archaeological features. Some medieval and later pottery sherds were recovered.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


Easting


Northing


626255 246905 626250 247650


626206 247306 626151 246340


626150 247850 626150 246750


626138 246849


626114 246125


626075 626086


247753 247859


Roman pottery, some 1st century, in black patch 4 feet in diameter. 626055 246055


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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