PEFS - Marden railway cutting: mammoth bones and teeth from cutting through mapped patch of terrace gravel (T2), found in blue marl at base of 6m thickness of gravel in mid-19th century (1, 2, 3); was probably a single skeleton, no duplication of body parts, which included two molars, a tibia and parts of an ilium. Date is uncertain, probably later Middle Pleistocene (c. 300,000-200,000 BP), but could be earlier, or from the Last Glacial.

<1> West WJ, , 1842, On the occurrence of the bones of the mammoth in Blue Marl (above the Weald Clay) in the valley of the Medway. , p198 (Article in serial). ske55099.

<2> Topley, W, 1875, The Geology of the Weald. , p187 (Monograph). ske29894.

<3> Worssam, B.C. , 1963, Geology of the Country Around Maidstone: Memoir for 1:50 000 Geological Sheet 288 (England and Wales). , p121 (Monograph). ske29902.