During a programme of archaeological investigation along the route of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, the Museum of London Archaeology Service (MoLAS) evaluated a strip of land situated to the north of the M20, approximately 7.5km to the west of Ashford, Kent. Earlier fieldwalking at the site had identified surface concentrations of prehistoric worked flint and medieval pottery. Three periods of activity were revealed by the evaluation: prehistoric (possibly Iron Age) features were recorded and interpreted as quarrying, perhaps to extract iron pan. The quarrying did not appear to have been very intense. Occupation on site was implied by the possible use of a partially backfilled quarry pit as a shelter, and a pit. Limited amounts of pottery and undiagnostic flints were recovered. (See TQ 94 NW 41 and TQ 94 NW 42)