Two prehistoric flints recovered from the topsoil during an evaluation. Both of these had been worked as implements.

From the report:
"One implement consists of a piece of tabular ‘Bullhead’ flint, D-shaped in plan. This has had flakes detached alternately round the edges. Retouching has been applied to the curved edge in order to produce a cutting tool. There has also been some more recent damage.

The other piece is also made from ‘Bullhead’ flint. A small nodule has had a series of long flakes removed from both ends, perhaps to create a small axe/adze of a type known from Mesolithic contexts." (1)

<1> Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 2009, Report on Evaluation Trenching at Beacon Hill House, Little Mongeham, near Deal (Unpublished document). SKE16214.