Several ditches were excavated on land at Ashford road, New Romney ahead of the redevelopment of the site. These represent large field boundaries and suggest multiple enclosures across the area. They were periodically maintained and recut, likely as a way to mitigate deposits left by the frequent storms or flooding. The enclosures were likely for livestock, the large majority being cattle, sheep/goats and pig with evidence of fencing and a possible corral route between them. Pottery recovered from features suggests a period of time between the early 13th-14th century. (location accurate to the nearest 1m based on available information)