WA No.


HER No. 372 MSF2720 373 MSF2721


374 MSF7495, MSF314


375 MSF11955 376 MSF22489


377 MSF22251, MSF22252


378 MSF11232 379 MSF11234 380 MSF1521 381 MSF11235 ESF18835


Associated event


Monument Type PIT, SITE HUT CIRCLE


Period Neolithic Iron Age ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval FINDSPOT TRACKWAY


Romano- British


Undated


Description


Four small pits containing Grooved Ware pottery, worked flint and some burnt flint were excavated in 1986, following their exposure in gravel workings for the Martlesham By-Pass.


Two annular (circular) trenches, probably representing round buildings were excavated in 1986.


Sherds of Thetford ware, together with medieval pottery found during fieldwalking survey. Further pottery found during watching brief for Martlesham Bypass.


Head stud type enamelled brooch found metal detecting.


Cropmark of SW-NE running trackway. Partly destroyed by Martlesham Bypass


ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Fieldwalking prior to quarrying for Martlesham bypass found prehistoric flintwork as well as some Saxon pottery sherds.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval FINDSPOT


Romano- British


Small bronze Colchester derivative type brooch with three coil spring, found metal detecting.


Bronze crudely decorated strap end & backing `fork' and bronze gilded strap end and gilded strap fastener.


Sestertius, worn, probably Hadrian (AD 117-138) found with a metal detector.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period Metal detected finds include bronze `annular brooch' or buckle fragment, finds of Roman, Saxon and medieval date.


Easting


Northing 624935 248195 624935 248195 624935 247865 624930 247860 624910 247796 624895 248167 624855 247435 624850 247450 624815 247435 624750 247550


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