WA No.
HER No.
Associated event
352 MXS22629
353 MSF3623, MSF3624
354 MSF2718 355 MSF22240 356 MXS22614 357 MXS22613
Monument Type
Period
Description exposed by road works for the Martlesham By-Pass.
BANK (EARTHWORK)
Modern
A series of earthwork banks visible on aerial photographs to the east of Martlesham village may be related to the management of a modern plantation or be boundary markers of much earlier date.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Mesolithic Mesolithic double sided core and two blades, also some Neolithic flints including tranchet, oblique and leaf arrowheads.
FINDSPOT DOVECOTE
Bronze Age Sherd of beaker pottery with comb-stamped decoration recovered from road works for the Martlesham By-Pass.
Post- medieval
SLIT TRENCH Modern
HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY
358 MSF15849 359 MSF22241 ESF18910 360 MSF1522 361 MSF12728
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
BRIDGE Modern
Possible area of dovecote based on field name on 1840 tithe map, possibly related to Seckford Hall.
A slit trench can be seen on aerial photographs of immediate post- Second World War date, to the south of Woodbridge.
A possible Heavy Anti-aircraft Artillery Battery and associated military features of Second World War date can be seen on aerial photographs, probably as earthworks, to the south-west of Woodbridge.
Post- medieval
GARDEN FEATURE Post- medieval
FINDSPOT
Romano- British
Bridge over River Fynn shown on Saxton's 1575, Speed's 1610, Bowen's 1755 and Hodskinson's 1783 maps.
Canal, garden feature, on tithe map 1840. Follis of Constantine I (AD 306-317) found with a metal detector. 625577 246345 625550 248050 625525 247935 625424 248357 625379 247839 625370 248131
Easting
Northing
625255 247305 625241 248285 625195 247375 ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Watching brief in advance of 9 hole golf course located prehistoric 625185 248285 East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2: Gazetteers
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