WA No.
HER No.
Associated event
276 MSF22222 ESF18834 277 MSF22230 ESF18834
278 MSF13505 279 MXS19579 280 MSF9962
281 MSF22225 ESF18834 ESF18928
282 MSF12558, MSF12598, MSF12672, MSF12673, MSF12559, MSF12630, MSF12731,
MSF12730, MSF12627
283 MSF3541 284 MSF9526
285 MSF9527
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
FINDSPOT FINDSPOT
FINDSPOT Neolithic
Romano- British
Medieval Flint scraper. Bronze coin, Constantine I, AD 330-335. Bronze coin weight for a gold angel with archangel Michael & East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
626850 247750 626850 245550
626850 245550 Appendix 25.2: Gazetteers
Monument Type
Period
ARTEFACT SCATTER Medieval FINDSPOT
RING DITCH
BARBED WIRE OBSTRUCTION
Undated Modern
ARTEFACT SCATTER Romano- British
ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric
Description
Easting
Northing
Multi-period South-east Suffolk survey found Iron Age, Roman, Saxon and medieval pottery, as well as some flint flakes.
South-east Suffolk survey, scatter of medieval coarseware sherds. 626928 245822 626921 245718
A ring ditch of unknown date and function is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs c.500m to the north-east of Kembroke Hall.
Possible World War II strongpoint, Kyson Point, Woodbridge. Lengths of barbed wire obstruction are visible forming an oval enclosed area.
Scatter of greyware pottery sherds and coins. South-east Suffolk survey, prehistoric flint and pottery.
ARTEFACT SCATTER Prehistoric Prehistoric pottery and worked flints located during watching brief, and excavation in advance of water pipeline following topsoil stripping. 10 trial trenches excavated in 50m length of course found Saxon and Med pottery as well as some prehistoric material.
626920 241637 626918 247522 626905 246255 626890 246249
626875 626175
241825 241375
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