WA No.


HER No. 411 MSF11183 412 MSF22482 413 MXS22594 414 MSF657 415 MSF3372 416 MSF22270 ESF18838


417 MSF22259 ESF18837 418 MSF3347


419 MSF13895 420 MXS22597


Associated event


Monument Type FINDSPOT ENCLOSURE


Period Medieval Undated ROUND BARROW Undated FINDSPOT


INHUMATION, ARTEFACT SCATTER


Medieval Undated


Description


Silver hammered groat of Edward III (fourth coinage, series C, 1351- 1352, London mint) found metal detecting.


Cropmark of an enclosure, associated with a prehistoric barrow mound, east of the Dower House


An earthwork mound, possibly the remains of a barrow of prehistoric date, can be seen on aerial photographs to the east of The Grove, Little Bealings


Silver hammered penny (worn) probably of Edward III, York mint (quatrefoil in centre of reverse).


Two fragmentary skeletons, said to be feet to W, circa two feet deep, found in sewage trench in the Post Office garden, 400 yards from the church.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of lithics and medieval pottery, 1 sherd Thetford type ware.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon South-east Suffolk survey, Saxon and medieval pottery FINDSPOT


Neolithic CHURCH Medieval FIELD BOUNDARY Undated


Polished granite axe head found in the construction of Bowling Green.


A church is recorded at Great Bealings in the Domesday survey. Monitoring of a trench for the insertion of a pipe in 2007, revealed the original floor level of the tower.


Possible field boundaries of probable medieval or post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, circa 170 metres to the south of St Mary's Church, Great Bealings parish. They appear to


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Easting


Northing 623505 248695 623441 247830 623429 247795 623425 248555 623405 248635 623300 248033


623286 248673 623150 247750


623105 248865 623098 248648


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