The ragstone wall ran the length of the western edge of the site which sat directly on the Victorian deposits. The walls survived as 3 roughly hewn ragstone blocks in a sandy lime mortar. Remnant of a light whitish grey mortar floor also survived in the NW corner formed by the two walls. Foundations for two brick and ragstone chinmeys/fireplaces. Separating wall bewteen them had been robbed out. The walls, floor remains and the chimney/fireplace foundations are the remains of the recently demolished forge buildings. The Late Victorian deposits are not described in the report. (1)

<1> Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 2004, Archaeological watching brief of land at Hythe Forge, Chapel Street, Hythe, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE15649.