WA No.
HER No.
Associated event
Monument Type
Period
Description
World War II gun emplacement and will have been part of the wartime defences protecting RAF Bawdsey.
124 MXS19229 TANK TRAP
Modern World War II tank trap, Bawdsey It was constructed sometime after July 1940 and consists of an anti-tank ditch, certain sections of which are modifications of existing drainage channels, with a length of beach scaffolding at the eastern end.
125 MXS19304 MILITARY FEATURE Modern
Possible World War II military structure, Bawdsey. A tiny circular structure, possibly made of concrete, can be seen on photographs from 1944 onwards. It may have been a single gun emplacement or a water container.
126 MXS19302 127 MSF15552
BARBED WIRE OBSTRUCTION
BRIDGE
Modern World War II barbed wire belt, Bawdsey. It formed part of the numerous defensive features constructed to protect the important site at Bawdsey during World War II.
Post- medieval
128 MSF20758 129 MSF20767
130 MXS19354, MXS19355
131 MSF12246,
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
HULK Modern POST ALIGNMENT Modern PIT Undated
Bridge crossing `Bawdsey Fleet' on Hodskinson's 1783 map. Not shown on OS 1st edition map of 1838 but a bridge exists in same general location on 1973 OS map. Reclamation of saltmarsh was carried out in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Small boat in channel in saltmarsh. Quite recent.
Line of large upright round timbers - probably meant to protect saltmarsh and bank behind.
Two areas of possible pits can be seen cut into the saltmarsh, Deben Estuary.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval and post-medieval pottery scatter near Alderton House, East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm 633858 238596
Easting
Northing
633829 238494
633373 238408 633205 238825
633154 238719 633136 238579
633025 633167
238895 238819
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