TQ 616741. An Early Bronze Age Arrowhead was discovered by the Thameside Archeological Group at a depth of 2.48 metres on a Romano-British site at Northfleet (See illustration card). The arrowhead was dated to the period c.2000-1600 BC. The material from which it was made comes from the ancient gravels of the Thames Valley at Swanscombe known as the `Bull-head` beds. There is no mention of its present location. (1)

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<1> Kent Arch Rev 68 1982 170 (R.J.Ansell) (OS Card Reference). SKE45804.

<2> Oxford Archaeological Unit, 1995 Feb, South Thames-Side Development Route IV (Unpublished document). SWX6940.