A number of roof tiles, box flue tiles, fragments of painted plaster and 3rd-4th century coins found in a field north of Trottiscliffe. (1)

"Fieldwalking revealed a concentration of Roman roofing tile and pottery, together with sandstone rubble, foreign to the immediate site. Some of the rubble showed traces of adhering yellow gritty mortar. The presence of a buried Roman masonry structure, perhaps a villa, is indicated." (2)

A faint cropmark possibly relating to buildings is visible in Google Earth images from 2007 and aerial photos of 2008. It consists of two squares linked by a rectangle, the whole arrangement being c.28m long and no more than c.14m wide.

<1> Andrew Richardson, 2002, Report from Detectorist to Kent Finds Liasion Officer (Verbal communication). SKE8388.

<2> Keith Parfitt, 2001, Roman Britain in 2000 (Article in serial). SKE16306.