Archaeological features consisted of a ditch and pit, both containing small sherds of flint-tempered perhistoric pottery. Three post-holes remained undated. Fieldwalking located flint nodules and flakes, scrapers, quern fragments, late bronze age-early iron agemedieval pottery and post-medieval coins and artefacts. Although only a few features were found, the topsoil contained a rich and varied scatter of artifacts derived from the downland to the south by down-hill drift after plough attrition. (1)

Trust for Thanet Archaeology, 1994, Assessment/Research Design; South Dumpton Down, Broadstairs, 1994 (Unpublished document). SKE11939.

<1> Trust For Thanet Archaeology, 1992, Dumpton Gap & South Dumpton Down, Broadstairs - Evaluations, 2 Evaluations: Dumpton Gap + S. Dumpton Down, Broadstairs, Thanet arch. Trust, 1992. (Unpublished document). SKE11938.