taken in 1940. 107


Six Early Bronze Age flint flakes found as scatter on part of Foxburrows field.


Ploughed out.


Full potential uncertain. Evidential value.


Evidential and historic value.


112


Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Bawdsey


113 20m x 20m scatter of 12th-13th century pottery. 132


Flood bank, Alderton. A former floodbank can clearly be seen, first as an earthwork and then later as a soilmark to the south of Alderton parish.


145


South-east Suffolk survey, Iron Age to Romano- British scatter.


161


A post-medieval sea bank on the eastern side of the Deben estuary, Ramsholt and Bawdsey parishes. A bank is depicted in this position on the 1st edition OS map of 1838 and 2nd Edition Ordnance Survey 25" maps of circa 1884 and 1904.


Possible activity area, full potential uncertain. Evidential value.


Evidential value. Heavily truncated.


Possible activity area, full potential uncertain. Evidential value.


Evidential and historic value. Extant feature.


Unknown Unknown


degree of preservation thought to be poor.


Assessment through embedded mitigation strategy resulting in avoidance or preservation by record


Medium


Development Area lies on edge of this area. Assessment of whether any features extent into the Development Area allowing avoidance or preservation by record.


Assessment through embedded mitigation strategy resulting in avoidance or preservation by record


Low


Assessment through embedded mitigation strategy resulting in avoidance or preservation by record


Unknown


Assessment through embedded mitigation strategy resulting in avoidance or preservation by record


Low Minor or negligible


Minor or negligible


Minor or negligible


Negligible


Minor or negligible


Use of HDD should avoid impact. No impact


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Appendix 25.3: Potential Impacts


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