A large irregular feature cutting Iron Age features (TQ 94 NW 53). The natural sand has been dug away in a series of narrow and wide channels to a maximum depth of 2 metres. Over thirty shreds of 13-14th century pottery were found within the fill of what is believed to have been a quarry. To the south, 60 metres, three medieval cooking pots were found in a line over 3 metres. Only the bases survived, but some connection between the pots and the quarry seems likely. The quarry may have been associated in someway with parts of two rectangular enclosures to the north east. (TQ 94 NW 56). (1)

<1> Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit, 1997, Charing 1995: Excavations at Bretts Sand Pit III. Draft Assessment Report (Unpublished document). SKE12201.