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Appendix 25.2 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Gazetteers East Anglia THREE Appendix 25.2 Onshore Archaeology And Cultural Heritage Gazetteers Environmental Statement Volume 3 Document Reference – 6.3.25 (2) Author – Wessex Archaeology East Anglia THREE Limited Date – November 2015 Revision History – Revision A Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 This Page is Intentionally Blank Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Table of Contents 1 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Gazetteers ................................ 1 1.1 Gazetteer of Designated Heritage Assets Within the Study Area .................... 1 1.1.1 National Heritage List for England – Listed Buildings Within the Study Area ...... 1 1.1.2 National Heritage List for England – Registered Parks and Gardens Within the Study Area............................................................................................................. 4 1.1.3 National Heritage List for England – Scheduled Monuments Within the Study Area ....................................................................................................................... 4 1.2 Gazetteer of Archaeological Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area ............................................................................................................. 5 1.2.1 Suffolk Historic Environment Record – Archaeology ........................................... 5 1.2.2 Archaeology Records Identified During RSK Walkover Survey .......................... 55 1.3 Gazetteer of Negative Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area ................................................................................................................... 55 1.4 Designated Heritage Assets Within the ZTV ................................................. 57 Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 25.2 ONSHORE ARCHAEOLOGY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE GAZETTEERS 25.2.1 Gazetteer of Designated Heritage Assets Within the Study Area Due to changes in the Development Area extent between the PEIR and the ES a number of designated assets no longer fall within the revised Study Area. These are still listed for reference but appear as grey text. 25.2.1.1 National Heritage List for England – Listed Buildings Within the Study Area WA List Entry Name Grade Easting Northing No. No. 1 1377188 Martello Tower adjacent to Rose Cottage II 635592 239760 2 1392096 Tower House II 635588 239791 3 1030776 High House II 634794 239762 4 1391064 Elm Row II 632327 240843 5 1243876 Goseford Hall II 630198 239198 6 1319469 K6 Telephone Kiosk II 629398 239005 7 1030917 The Dog House II 629382 238983 8 1030914 Church of St Ethelbert II* 629331 239043 9 1030916 Falkenham Hall II 629325 238996 10 1030918 Fishers Cottage II 629239 238978 11 1030929 Church of All Saints II* 628552 242352 12 1377129 Church Farmhouse II 628173 244131 13 1030921 Old Rectory II 628132 239770 14 1377100 Church of St Mary and St Martin II 628122 239714 15 1198171 Keepers Cottage II 628093 239733 16 1377130 Rose Cottage II 627994 245160 17 1198704 Newbourne Hall II* 627374 242918 18 1030899 The Fox Public House II 627364 243156 19 1283720 Howe's Farmhouse II 626650 245861 20 1030418 Barn, 30 metres east of Hill Farmhouse II 626645 241334 21 1377369 Hill Farmhouse II 626617 241321 22 1030898 Thatch Cottage II 626410 246290 23 1030891 The Old Rectory II 626262 246957 24 1030893 Church of St Mary II* 626247 246899 Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Page 1 WA List Entry Name Grade Easting Northing No. No. 25 1030892 Martlesham Hall II 626196 246845 26 1199932 Creek Farm II 625991 247597 27 1283753 Sluice Farmhouse II 625737 247570 28 1030890 The Round House II 625679 246829 29 1198682 1, Top Street II 625359 247745 30 1377127 Seckford Hall Lodge II 625350 248406 31 1030897 5 And 6, The Street II 625280 247407 32 1377181 Barn at Seckford Hall and spur wall II 625272 248422 33 1030755 Seckford Hall II* 625253 248366 34 1030896 Red Lion Cottages II 625220 247158 35 1030895 Red Lion Inn II 625192 247188 36 1030894 Red House II 625190 247150 37 1030889 Brook House II 624879 247312 38 1377126 Beaconhill Farm House II 624651 247396 39 1198058 Birdshill II 624382 248620 40 1030754 Garden ornament circa 100 yards east south east of Bealings II 624334 248714 House 41 1284017 Bealings House II 624251 248871 42 1030756 Rosery Farmhouse II 624139 248575 43 1377180 The Rosery II 624097 248628 44 1284000 The Lodge II 623560 248408 45 1198040 Kiln Farmhouse II 623512 248723 46 1030734 Church of All Saints II 622913 247991 47 1377179 Old Rectory Cottages II 622763 248953 48 1198021 The Boot II 622494 248802 49 1183037 Playford Grange, Playford Mount II 622156 248592 50 1030508 Church of St Mary II* 621765 248088 51 1030509 Monument to Sir Thomas Clarkson, 10 metres south west of II 621753 248075 Church of St Mary 52 1031559 17 II 621149 249122 53 1377334 Culpho Hall II 620820 248688 Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Page 2 WA List Entry Name Grade Easting Northing No. No. 54 1030514 Tuddenham Hall II 620039 248889 55 1377302 Manor Farmhouse II 619361 248665 56 1183151 The Fountain Inn II 619358 248556 57 1284188 Barn 30 metres south of Valley Farmhouse II 618493 249618 58 1183210 Walnut Tree Cottage II 617942 249419 59 1236092 Barn and outbuildings to south east of Westerfield Hall II 617536 248446 60 1236127 Swan's Nest II 617529 248322 61 1264761 Westerfield Hall II* 617509 248474 62 1030520 Venns Farmhouse II 617406 249548 63 1352029 Akenham Hall II 615873 249518 64 1352028 Church of St Mary II* 614790 248834 65 1033283 Rise Hall II 614690 248681 66 1251154 Claydon Hall II 614182 249522 67 1262695 Limekiln approximately 80 metres south east of Limekiln II 613235 249430 House 68 1263021 The Beeches II 613234 249582 69 1251231 Limekiln II 613184 249511 70 1250928 The Rooks II 613142 249557 71 1263022 Mockbeggars Hall II* 613113 248664 72 1250942 Barn 40 metres north of Broomvale Farmhouse II 612193 249157 73 1262786 Broomvale Farmhouse II 612177 249108 74 1251394 Barn, aligned east/west, 30 metres north west of Broomvale II 612165 249147 Farmhouse 75 1263026 Stable, aligned north/south, 40 metres north west of II 612146 249145 Broomvale Farmhouse 76 1263016 Dairy Farmhouse II 611153 247969 77 1250920 Sycamore House II 611047 247912 78 1033263 Bullenhall Farmhouse II 610284 246608 79 1263018 Tye Farmhouse II 609977 247127 80 1036949 Canes Farmhouse II 609164 245344 84 1030915 Swiss Farmhouse II 628874 238917 Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Page 3 WA List Entry Name Grade Easting Northing No. No. 85 1198725 Dairy Farmhouse II 627969 245096 86 1030504 Church of St Botolph II* 621015 249124 25.2.1.2 National Heritage List for England – Registered Parks and Gardens Within the Study Area WA List Entry Name Grade Easting Northing No. No. 81 1001465 Bawdsey Manor II 633725 238125 25.2.1.3 National Heritage List for England – Scheduled Monuments Within the Study Area WA List Entry Name Easting Northing No. No. 82 1006003 Boot Street Bridge 622904 248922 83 1002969 Martello tower at Rose Cottage 635592 239760 87 1008506 Bowl barrow on Waldringfield Heath 626633 244818 Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Page 4 25.2.2 Gazetteer of Archaeological Records (Based on Suffolk HER) Within the Study Area Entries in bold type are located in the HER as situated within the Development Area. Due to changes in the Development Area extent between the PEIR and the ES a number of features no longer fall within the revised Study Area. These are still listed for reference but appear as grey text. 25.2.2.1 Suffolk Historic Environment Record – Archaeology WA HER No. Associated Monument Type Period Description Easting Northing No. event 84 MSF18065 EMERGENCY Modern Emergency battery, consisting of two reinforced emplacements with 635790 240254 DEFENCE BATTERY attached magazines and machine housing. 85 MXS19117 TANK TRAP, CUBE Modern World War II tank trap, Bawdsey, consisting of a line of anti-tank 635782 240055 cubes. The cubes have been removed from these fields by 1965. 86 MSF18791 FINDSPOT Iron Age Metal detector find of enamelled bronze roundel with trefoil motif. 635678 239734 87 MXS19338 BEACH Modern World War II beach scaffolding, Bawdsey 635677 239821 SCAFFOLDING 88 MSF18210 FINDSPOT Anglo-Saxon Metal detector find of gold coin, Merovingian tremississ, with clear 635605 239735 evidence of having been used as a pendant (part of suspension loop survives on reverse) for Bishop ADITUS II. 89 MXS19337 COAST ARTILLERY Modern World War II Coastal Artillery Searchlight, Bawdsey, constructed 635589 239766 SEARCHLIGHT sometime between July 1940 and October 1945. The searchlight would have functioned as part of the coastal battery to the north. By June1996 the cliff has been eroded and the structure has collapsed on to the beach. 90 MSF26084 PILLBOX Modern Type 22 pillbox. Single-storey regular hexagonal plan. Flat concrete 635557 239659 roof; doorway in NW wall. 2 embrasures fitted with Turnbull Environmental Statement East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm Appendix 25.2 November 2015 Page 5 WA HER No. Associated Monument Type Period Description Easting Northing No. event mountings. Formerly accessed by a 'U' plan trench and enclosed by a square barbed wire enclosure. 91 MXS19227 BEACH DEFENCE, Modern World War II
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