Two excavations carried out in 1992 at 'Diocesan House,' 26 Broad St, Canterbury for deep new foundations for office block extension. At the end of the early medieval period the site was again covered with horticultural soil. Essentially the area seems to have been used as a rubbish and cess disposal area by St. Augustine’s Almonry and nearby dwellings. From three pits excavated an extensive ceramics assemblage was recovered. Included in this was a rare example of a decorated stove tile of German provenance. A subrectangular well was also found. Part of a wooden frame was excavated. The well was not bottomed and then the well went out of use it was used to dispose rubbish.