WA No.


HER No. 392 MSF11284 393 MSF22249 ESF18835 394 MXS22603 395 MSF22248 ESF18835


396 MSF3373, MSF3374, MSF3375, MSF3376, MSF832


397 MSF22277 ESF18840 398 MXS22593


399 MXS22604 400 MSF22250 ESF18835 401 MXS22602


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


Associated event


Monument Type


Period


ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval MOUND? Undated BURNT MOUND Undated SITE


Description Roman metalwork and pottery scatter found metal detecting.


South-east Suffolk survey, moderate density scatter of medieval coarseware.


Two small earthwork mounds of unknown date and function can be seen on aerial photographs, to the east of Great Bealings village.


South-east Suffolk survey, dense scatter of heavily burnt flint c30m across.


Multi-period Excavations 1885-1886 by Major E C Moor produced Mesolithic flintwork, Bronze Age, Neolithic and Iron Age pottery, also flint scrapers and barbed and tanged arrowheads. A free-standing furnace was discovered in November 1978 on the "Rookery Mound" site of possible Roman or medieval date.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Undated


TRACKWAY, FIELD BOUNDARY


GARDEN FEATURE Post- medieval


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval BOMB CRATER Modern South-east Suffolk survey, scatter medieval pottery.


Linear cropmarks, possibly the remains of field boundaries and a track or road of medieval date, can be seen on aerial photographs to the north of Beacon Hill, Little Bealings parish.


A possible landscaped park or garden feature, possibly a ha-ha or terracing, can be seen as earthworks on aerial photographs, to the south of Bealings House, Great Bealings parish.


South-east Suffolk survey, moderate dense scatter of medieval coarseware, c50m across.


A bomb crater of Second World War date can be seen on aerial East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Easting


Northing 624505 248745 624481 248069 624417 248367 624416 248065 624355 248755


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