Excavations carried out by the Gravesend Historical Society throughout the 1950s and 1960s revealed the presence of an important temple complex, known as a Temenos, at Springhead. Temple 1 is one of five or possibly 6 temples in the complex. It has a square cella, surrounded by a square ambulatory or portico and has a porch entrance to the east. There is a projecting store room to the west and wings on each side of the porch, the wings being later additions. It had tessellated floors throughout including several mosaics. (location accurate to the nearest 10m based on available information)