An undated field drain was located in trench E along the proposed route of the A228. 2 indistinct cutting features were found, 1 a possible circular feature, which may have originally had a drainage function. Sherds of MD pottery were located in both fills, that of the first feature dating to 1400-1600 AD and that from the latter feature dating to 1150-1300 AD.(1)

South East Archaeological Services, 1995 Jul, An Archaeological Evaluation Along the Route of the Proposed A228 Stoke Bends Realignment, Middle Stoke, Kent (Unpublished document). SWX7045.

South East Archaeological Services, 1995 Jul, An Archaeological Evaluation Along the Route of the Proposed A228 Stoke Bends Realignment, Middle Stoke, Kent (Unpublished document). SWX7045.

Archaeology South-East, 1998, A Post-Excavation Assessment on the Archaeological Investigations on the A228 Stoke Bends Improvement, Middle Stoke (Unpublished document). SKE12111.

Archaeology South-East, 1998, A Post-Excavation Assessment on the Archaeological Investigations on the A228 Stoke Bends Improvement, Middle Stoke (Unpublished document). Ske12111.

<1> Not applicable, SMR Kent uncatalogued index entry, An arch. evaluation along the route of the proposed route of the A228 Stoke Bends, Middle Stoke. SEA (Miscellaneous Material). SKE6440.