Fragments from two possible grave stones were uncovered during works associated with the construction of the Post Office on Biggin Street, Dover in 1912-1913. One is a square pilaster with emblems of morality and is from a 16th or early 17th century tomb; a piece with ribbon and foliage work may belong with it. Another with two tangent circles, containing deeply turned inner circles and round central sinkings, this is of a possible 13th century date. (location accurate to the nearest 50m based on available information)