Proc Suffolk Inst Archaeol Hist 39 (3)

The sixth-century AS site at Grimstone End was excavated in 1953 revealing, amongst other things, two separate locales containing long double-rows of clay loomweights of AS type. The arguments as to why they could not represent a collapsed loom are since thought to have been disproved and therefore the Series B row represents one of the largest known looms from western Europe and is of international significance. In 1996 the author set up a large warp-weighted loom conformable with the evidences of the Pakenham loomweights and the reconstruction is reported here.

Printed list begun in 1794 and probably representing a classified catalogue of plants grown in Coyte's Garden, Ipswich.