The late Bronze Age features comprised a rectangular posy-built structure, several ditches and gullies likely to have been enclosures or field boundaries of more than one phase, and a small number of pits. All of these have been assigned to the 11-8th century BC on the basis of the ceramic evidence. Evidence of Bronze Age activity and possible settlement was uncovered and excavated on the site of the proposed tescos on Manston Road in Ramsgate. Features included an enclosure ditch, a rectangular posthole structure of late Bronze Age date (two phases of construction), further enclosure ditches,gullies, a pit and a likely quarry.Pottery was found in deposits as further evidence.