WA No.
HER No.
Associated event
Monument Type
Period
Description
coprolite extraction pit marked on the first edition ordnance survey map of c.1884.
202 MSF14818 ESF18661 203 MSF22376 204 MSF3780 205 MSF22375 ESF18861 206 MSF14645 207 MSF15848 208 MXS19564 FIELD SYSTEM,
Bronze Age Possible later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Waldringfield parish. Related ditches seen during monitoring in 1999 when two probable prehistoric pot sherds recovered.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
FINDSPOT FINDSPOT ENCLOSURE BRIDGE
ENCLOSURE, TRACKWAY, FIELD BOUNDARY
209 MSF13923 210 MXS22457
CHURCH
TRACKWAY, FIELD BOUNDARY, ENCLOSURE
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
Romano- British
Roman greyware pottery, including some adjoining sherds found whilst gardening.
Follis of Maximianus, AD 307.
Anglo-Saxon One sherd of late Saxon/early medieval Thetford type ware was recorded in the subsoil during monitoring for new water mains.
Undated
Post- medieval
Undated
A possible sub-circular ditched enclosure of probable late prehistoric date is visible on aerial photographs as a cropmark in Kirton parish.
Bridge shown on Bowen's 1755 and Hodskinson's 1783 maps.
Possible undated enclosures, field boundaries or trackways, Waldringfield parish. There is a possibility that the cropmarks may be related to the extensive Later Prehistoric or Roman field systems located to the south.
Medieval Undated
A church is recorded at Kirton in the Domesday survey.
A series of trackways, field boundaries and a sub-circular enclosure of probable later prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks in Kirton parish.
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm 628376 243951 628364 242706 628355 241155 628296 242360 628268 240025 628255 241605 628164 244435
Easting
Northing
628155 239715 628140 240199
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