WA No.


HER No.


171 MSF16345 172 MSF16346 173 MXS19556


174 MSF17513


175 MSF12314 176 MSF3448


Associated event


Monument Type


FINDSPOT FINDSPOT SAND PIT


Period


Description


Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of bronze `spatula' fragment. Medieval


Post- medieval


ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval FINDSPOT


RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE, TRACKWAY, FIELD SYSTEM


177 MXS22468


RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE, TRACKWAY, FIELD BOUNDARY


178 MSF22388 179 MSF18064 180 MSF24072 ESF19780 FEATURE


Medieval Undated


Two metal detected long cross pennies. Post-medieval sand pits, Falkenham parish


Thin scatter of small and abraded medieval pottery found during pipeline monitoring.


Fragment of bronze spur, some evidence of gilding.


Undated field system with possible trackways and enclosures, Falkenham.


Medieval


An extensive complex of field boundaries, enclosures and trackways of probable medieval, post-medieval and possibly earlier date, can be seen to the south of Falkenham, as cropmarks on aerial photographs.


Undated FIELD SYSTEM Undated SITE


Ridges recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995. Three ridges running NE-SW on NW side of Falkenham Wood.


Cropmarks of field boundaries of possible medieval or post-medieval date are visible on aerial photographs to the south of Back Lane, Falkenham parish.


Bronze Age Evaluation revealed a concentration of Bronze Age and prehistoric features and finds in the north west of the site and some finds from later manuring activity.


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Easting


Northing


629705 238685 629650 238550 629633 239344


629615 238315


629555 238905 629506 239280


629262 238699


629200 240100 629108 238430 629060 241187


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