Folkestone, Kingsnorth Gardens: fossiliferous brickearth recorded in mid-late 19th C in section in brick-pit northeast of Inglis Farm, showing 20ft of brickearth, with bones occasionally found in "blue earth" at base of sequence (1, 2). May also be the site where well-preserved bone of Bos primigenius found in "Mr Kingsnorth's brick-pit" in mid-19th C (3).

<1> Topley, W, 1875, The Geology of the Weald. , p164 (Monograph). SKE29894.

<2> Smart JGO, Bisson G, Worssam BC,, 1966, Geology of the Country around Canterbury and Folkestone (Combined Memoir in Explanation of One-inch Geological Sheets 289, 305 and 306, New Series). Institute of Geological Sciences, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London., p233-234 (Monograph). SKE29705.

<3> Mackie SJ, 1860, Geological localities, no. 1, Folkestone, p281 (Article in serial). SKE55248.