Moated enclosure fronting the (north) west side of Layer Breton Heath. Moat with entrance on east side (onto the Heath), c.0.36ha. In area. Encloses Stamp and Crows Farmhouse (MCC7313), which is dated from the 16th century (NHLE 1223801).

The present church replaced a Norman building of which virtually nothing is known although the occasional fragment of dressed stone has turned up.

"Site of cottages" shown on C and A map 1777.

Possible course of tunnel.

Ruins of All Saints church built in the C14 and restored in the early C17 when the north porch was added.

Road marked on C and A map of 1777.

Main N to S Roman street, via principalis, of the Legionary Fortress and later incorporated into the street grid of the later colonia, investigated between Insulae 34 and 35 at Culver Street, Insulae 10 and 11 at the Telephone Exchange Site, and Insulae 18 and 19 at 147-151 High Street (see MCC2363 for the later street).

Brick kiln waste of c.1700 found in 1968.

Site of a windmill.

Cropmark centred on above NGR; an enclosure formed by a `thick' (ie wide) cropmark.