Probable wall foundations, aligned East-West composed of well worn flint. No trace of mortar was found. Between the walls was a floor of compact chalk-flecked earth. Abutting the Southern wall was an area of flint cobbles which may be a possible external yard. A midden was found nearby containing deposits of edible shellfish. (1)

In 1995 an evaluation was done by Wessex Archaeology at the Weatherlees Waste Treatment Works. Two wall foundations, aligned east to west, were uncovered. They were of water worn flint nodules but no mortar was observed. A compact chalk flecked earth floor was between the walls. An area of flint cobbles abutt the southern wall and may be part of an external yard surface. The walls and floor were planned but remain in situ. A small pit associated with these features may be a robber pit of some kind. (2)

In 2004 an evaluation carried out by Wessex Archaeology located a trackway of Late Iron Age/early Roman date immediately to the west of the Roman features found earlier. The features found were a trackside ditch and three wheel ruts. (3)

<1> Wessex Archaeology, 1992, Weatherlees Hill WTW, Nr Ramsgate (Unpublished document). SKE6776.

<2> Wessex Archaeology, 1995, The Sandwich Bay Wastewater Treatment Scheme Archaeological Project 1992-1994 (Unpublished document). SKE17348.

<3> Wessex Archaeology, 2004, Weatherlees Wastewater Treatment Works, Ebbsfleet, Kent. Archaeological Evaluation Report (Unpublished document). SKE17632.