WA No.


HER No.


211 MXS19536 212 MSF3793


213 MSF13997, MSF13995, MXS19560, MXS19561


214 MSF3794 215 MXS19550 216 MSF22421 ESF18924 217 MXS19562


Associated event


Monument Type


Period


FIELD BOUNDARY Undated ENCLOSURE


Iron Age FIELD SYSTEM Undated


Description Two linear ditched features showing as cropmarks, Hemley parish


Probable Later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Hemley parish. The field system consists of a number of roughly parallel, ditched boundaries, some running roughly ENE to WSW and on average around 100m to 130m apart and some running roughly north to south. Includes probable Later Prehistoric or Roman trackway undated banks and possible hut circle.


RING DITCH, HUT CIRCLE


ENCLOSURE Undated Undated ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval BARROW Undated


Small cropmark ring ditch, interpreted as a possible Prehistoric or Roman hut circle.


Possible rectilinear ditched enclosure and linear ditched features, Kirton parish


Dense scatter of peg tile in NE corner of field. General scatter over whole field also.


Possible Bronze Age round barrow or hut circle, Waldringfield parish. The width of the ditch, 3m, suggests that the feature may be a small Bronze Age round barrow. The ring ditch is located within an extensive later Prehistoric or Roman field system


218 MXS19551 219 MSF14819 ESF18924 EXTRACTIVE PIT Undated


ENCLOSURE, FIELD SYSTEM


Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014


Undated


Possible quarry or extractive pit, Kirton parish. The feature is undated and there is a possibility that it could not be of archaeological nature.


A possible Later Prehistoric or Roman field system, Waldringfield parish. Linear feature consisting of two parallel lines running E-W


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Easting


Northing 628138 242455 Possible Iron Age or Roman rectangular enclosure, square in shape. 628138 242109


628136 627969 628273 628073


243211 243124 243169 243122


628130 242104 628095 240928 628068 245320 628057 243754


628036 241001 628029 243906


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