Monument record TQ 55 NW 421 - Possible Roman occupation site, Twitton Brook

A cluster of Roman features adjacent to Twitton Brook have been suggested as being representative of a larger site, perhaps related to a votive site along the Brook itself itself indicated by finds of metal objects, mostly reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme.(1)

Caroline Farquhar, 2017, An examination of the religious and ritual practices of the communities at the head of the Darent valley, Kent, in the Roman period (Unpublished document). SKE52885.

Caroline Farquhar, 2017, An examination of the religious and ritual practices of the communities at the head of the Darent valley, Kent, in the Roman period (Unpublished document). SKE52885.

<1> Caroline Farquhar, 2017, An examination of the religious and ritual practices of the communities at the head of the Darent valley, Kent, in the Roman period (Unpublished document). SKE52885.

<2> Caroline Farquhar, 2017, An examination of the religious and ritual practices of the communities at the head of the Darent valley, Kent, in the Roman period (Unpublished document). SKE52885.