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Reputed chapel site said to be visible as cropmark at TM 078 334 (S1). Not substantiated. Formerly recorded as EBG MISC
 
Curving trackway cropmark (S1) W end cut by modern reservoir/lake but probably led to moat EBG 001.
 
Archaeology in Suffolk 2016
 
Site of bridge over the River Stour shown on Hodskinsons map of 1783.
Historic Record
Lattinford Hill
 
Metal detector finds of bronze coins: sestertius, C1/C2; AS, C1; ?Dupondius, C1/C2.
 
Cropmarks of rectilinear ditch systems, trackways, ? ring ditch, circa 16m in diameter (S1)(S2).
North of Hadleigh Rd, between Hughes Road and the A1070 Heath Rd

The northern part of Hadleigh Road runs between Hughes Road and the A1070 Heath Road.

On the eastern side, set well back is a line of several bungalows leading to a cluster of 2-storey houses from the 1970’s and ‘80’s in Collingwood Fields. This  eastern side is not under consideration for the Conservation Area. It is the large field opposite on the western side which needs some protection.

The agricultural area under consideration runs from the tree-and-hedge-lined edge of Hadleigh Road up to the dense linear block of woodland running  from a bend in the A1070 to The Lodge entrance on Hughes Road, and south, but parallel to the A12.

 
Dodnash Priory, Augustinian, founded 1188, dissolved 1525.- Scheduled Monument
Historic Record
Old Hall
 
Bank circa 6-7 feet high to E of `Old Hall, semi-circular, close to being circular.
Historic Record
Lattinford Bridge
 
Sherds, brick fragments, animal bone.
 
Site of bridge shown on 1880s OS map where named Fen Bridge. Crosses tributary of River Stour.
Historic Record
Lattinford Hill (Rom)
 
Metal detector find of bronze coin, AS of Vespasian of AD 71.
 
Traces small rectilinear enclosure or field system, S of ?Rom road, EBG 002 (S1).
 
Church, churchyard and separate bell cage of St Mary the Virgin. Possible Domesday minster site.
 
Earthwork banks 2m high surrounding 55m by 35m enclosed oval area.
 
Domed lead spindle whorl (S1).
 
Farm buildings shown on 1880s OS map.
 
Metal detector find of bronze coin - sestertius of Commodus (AD 180-192), rev illegible, very corroded. Possible Late Saxon decorated bone comb
 
Human skull found in road widening spoil opposite the Carriers Arms.
Achaeological Site
test 2
 
 
Square, flat, bronze (copper? - reddish metal) mount with enamelled front.
 
Monitoring revealed two small undated pits that contain burnt flint.
Historic Record
Lattinford
 
Two pits, said to be 4 feet rectangular, circa 22 feet deep.
 
Mid 19th C Outbuilding - 3 existing compartments: stable, enclosed shed & open shed
 
1997?: Scatter of Rom pottery (not seen, date?) found with a small lead figurine (metal detected?).
 
Extensive cropmark pattern of ditches etc, cut by Dead Lane.
Achaeological Site
Area A
 

Sensitive area archaeologically. At the northern tip of the parish, the site is focussed on the A12 where it follows the line of the ancient Roman road from Colchester to Baylham.  Discoveries on both sides of the modern road include Roman pottery, coins, metal objects and brick fragments. These, together with the remains of timber buildings, indicate the presence of one or more Roman settlements.

 
Two metal detected coins of Edward IV (1461-1483).
 
Geophysical survey identified ditch type features, possibly an enclosure and anomalies identified as ploughing activity.
Historic Record
Homestead, Latinford.
 
Bronze coin of Trajan, samian.