WA No.


HER No.


MSF12245, MSF16074, MSF17250


132 MXS19220


133 MSF13222 134 MXS19244


135 MSF2754


FLOOD DEFENCES Post- medieval


Associated event


Monument Type


Period


Description


12th to 17th century, mostly 13th to 15th century. Also some Roman and Saxon finds.


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.


Undated


Pits cut into the saltmarsh, Ramsholt, seen on photographs from 2000. The pits may be natural and they may be recent as it is difficult to identify the same pits on earlier photographs.


632812 239717


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval Medieval pottery scatter consisting of 13th to 14th century material. 632750 240650 PIT


FIELD SYSTEM, SETTLEMENT, TRACKWAY, ENCLOSURE


Undated


Prehistoric or Roman cropmark settlement site consisting of enclosures and trackways, Alderton parish. The site consists of three main curvilinear trackways, forming a roughly triangular area in the centre of the site. To the southern end of the site are a number of partially visible curvilinear enclosures. Inside these enclosures there are a number of pits. A possible hut circle is also visible at the south end of the site.


136 MSF12316 137 MSF17249 138 MSF17910


139 MSF22338, MSF22339,


ESF18846


ARTEFACT SCATTER Iron Age FINDSPOT


Scatter of Iron Age pottery and burnt flint. Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of bronze strap end, very corroded.


ARTEFACT SCATTER Bronze Age Metal detector finds of socketed axe mouth fragment and bronze spearhead tip with possible cut mark (or corrosion) at tip.


FINDSPOT


Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey, finds from parish. Prehistoric, Roman and medieval finds.


Easting


Northing


632701 239005 632670 241219


632650 241150 632650 241150 632650 241150


632550 240850


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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