NHER 57477 (Monument record) - Section of possible Roman road running north west from settlement at Ixworth, to Attleborough (possibly originally continuing to Brampton).

November 2012. Norfolk NMP.
A section of possible Roman road running north west from settlement at Ixworth, to Attleborough (possibly originally continuing to Brampton) is visible as earthwork banks and ditches on aerial photographs to the east of Hargham Hall, Quidenham. A road is depicted in this location on the Tithe Map of Quidenham, and the road may therefore be medieval to post-medieval in origin, and subsequently moved to create or expand Hargham park (NHER 30506) between the 1840s and 1880s. This may not necessarily preclude a Roman origin, but as it requires a change in alignment from the East Harling to Gallows Hill section of Roman road (NHER 6116) it is a little dubious.
The earthwork banks and ditches are visible running southwest-northeast for 475m from TM 0207 9150 to TM 0236 9188, measuring approximately 11m in total width.
E. Ford (NMP), 27 November 2012.