The following Iron Age coins have been found at Southfleet (Springhead):- [A] Bronze coin, Evans type G. Allen's North of Thames Group LX 24, [Mack No. 277]. Now in British Museum. [B] Bronze coin, Evans, type N.9, Allen's South of Thames Group North Kentish Section LY7, [Mack No. 296]. Now in British Museum. [C] Bronze coin, Evans type G.14, Allen's South of Thames Group North Kentish Section LY 9, [Not in Mack] Present whereabouts unknown. [D] Bronze coin of Tasciovarius, Evans type VI.9. Present whereabouts unknown. [E] Bronze coin of Tasciovanus, Mack No. 170. Now in Greenwich Museum. [Allen's method of listing this coin is unusual and comes immediately below 'D' ?same coin.] [F] Bronze coin of Cunobelinus, Evans type XIII.4. ".... probably an ancient forgery of one in gold" - type IX.3, (1) Mack No. 206-7.(2) Now in Gravesend Museum. [G] Uncertain bronze coin, Evans type XIII.10. (1-2) Coin 'F' is in the Chantry Museum, Gravesend. No further information concerning these coins. (3)

<1> A.B.C. 1864. 90, 476, 478, 122, 245, 347, 353 (J. Evans). (OS Card Reference). SKE32931.

<2> "Origins of Coinage in Britain" London Univ. Inst. of Arch. Occ. Paper No. 11, 190, 192, 222, 233 (D (OS Card Reference). SKE32679.

<3> F1 ASP 21-OCT-64 (OS Card Reference). SKE42224.

<4> Field report for monument TQ 67 SW 20 - October, 1964 (Bibliographic reference). SKE3649.