WA No.
HER No. 107 MSF12269 108 MSF2768
109 MSF12260, MSF12261
110 MSF12252 111 MXS19375
Associated event
Monument Type
Period ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
YARD Medieval ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric
MILITARY BUILDING, SLIT TRENCH, EMPLACEMENT
112 MSF25681 113 MSF12264
114 MSF27378, MSF18067
VILLAGE
RADAR STATION, BLOODHOUND MISSILE SITE
Description
Six Early Bronze Age flint flakes found as scatter on part of Foxburrows field.
Fragments of Roman greyware pottery from a dark deposit over 12ft across, 30 inches deep.
Small trial excavation revealed late medieval type yard surface and scatter of mainly local medieval and post-medieval pottery.
Six flint waste flakes found. Probably Bronze Age.
Modern World War II military features, possible strongpoint, Bawdsey A system of slit trenches can be seen at the edge of the cliff, north of RAF Bawdsey in 1940, there may be structures within this area of trenches. To the south of the area two buildings can be seen, these presumably had a military purpose.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Modern
Anglo-Saxon Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Bawdsey 20m x 20m scatter of 12th-13th century pottery.
Cold War ROTOR Station and Bloodhound Missile Site. The site of Bawdsey radar station built in the early 1950s as part of the Rotor programme to modernise the United Kingdom's radar defences. Bawdsey closed in 1975 and in 1977 features of the Rotor station were demolished, including plinths, towers and the Type 80 modulator building. In 1979 Bawdsey reopened as a Bloodhound Mk2 surface to air (SAM) missile site. The missile section became active in July 1979 as C Flight of 85 Squadron and remained operational until 31 May 1990.
Easting
Northing 634865 239245 634815 238905 634775 239825
634705 238745 634697 238745
634685 240009 634645 239255
634624 634655
238738 238790
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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