WA No.
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Associated event
Monument Type
Period
Description
and approximately parallel to existing hedge boundary. Further probable field boundaries to S and adjacent to pit in SE corner of field. Part of larger cropmark complex.
220 MSF3806, MSF14816
221 MXS22456
222 MSF22232 ESF18834 223 MXS19559
224 MSF13994 225 MSF22423 ESF18924 226 MXS22455 227 MSF22387 228 MSF3723 ESF18924 RING DITCH RING DITCH Undated Iron Age
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval ROUND BARROW Undated
RING DITCH, HUT CIRCLE
Undated ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval ENCLOSURE
BANK (EARTHWORK)
DITCH, PIT Undated Undated Possible ring ditch or Bronze Age barrow, visible as cropmark.
A ring ditch of probable late prehistoric date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton village, Kirton parish.
South-east Suffolk Survey, small scatter of medieval pottery.
Possible Bronze Age round barrow, Hemley parish. The partial cropmark of a possible ring ditch, the ditch has an overall diameter of circa 25m and may represent a Bronze Age round barrow.
628005 243355 627995 240404
627965 245614 627962 242982
Undated ring ditch, Newbourne/ Hemley parish, possible hut circle. 627950 243122
Small scatter of medieval pottery sherds found during South-east Suffolk Survey.
A D-shaped ditched enclosure of probable late prehistoric date is visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs to the north of Kirton village, Kirton parish.
Bank recorded during earthworks reconnaissance survey of 1995. North-facing sinuous bank, c5m high x1.6m long, probably side of old pit.
Prehistoric Ditch 16 feet wide, 3 feet deep; as well as oval pit 9 feet x 3 feet with burnt soil and flints. Prehistoric pottery recovered.
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm 627936 245040 627927 240425 627900 240900 627885 244765
Easting
Northing
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