WA No.
HER No.
Associated event
249 MSF22427 ESF18924 250 MSF3781 251 MXS19652
Monument Type
Period
Description glossed sickle blade found in gravel pit. ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric DITCH, TRACKWAY Undated
FLOOD DEFENCES Post- medieval
37 flint flakes found during South-east Suffolk Survey (fieldwalking).
Possible ditched field boundaries, trackways and enclosures of probable late prehistoric date are visible on aerial photographs as cropmarks, Kirton parish
A post-medieval sea bank, Martlesham, visible as an earthwork, on aerial photographs taken in 1945, just to the south of where Martlesham Creek branches off the main channel of the River Deben. The 1st and 2nd edition Ordnance Survey 25" maps of circa 1884 and 1904 depict a bank in this position suggesting that the flood defence is of Post Medieval or earlier date
252 MSF3815 253 MSF3626
254 MSF3809
255 MSF9523, MSF9524
256 MSF3808
257 MSF14820, MSF14821
ESF18834 FINDSPOT
SETTLEMENT, FIELD SYSTEM
FINDSPOT
Medieval Undated
15th century pottery scatter.
Probable Iron Age and Roman settlement and field systems, Martlesham and Waldringfield parishes. Six ring ditches can also be seen within the area of the field system.
Mesolithic Mesolithic axe.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Anglo-Saxon Ipswich ware pottery sherds and one Thetford ware within 12th-14th century scatter.
FINDSPOT RING DITCH
Neolithic Undated
Flint axe found near Newbourn Hall.
Cropmarks of a pair of probably prehistoric ring ditches, north of Glebe Farm
627515 243924 627501 240505 627490 247015
Easting
Northing
627450 242950 627442 245460
627425 242625 627385 246115
627385 242955
627315 627257
244125 244071
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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