Two small shallow pits, 56 and 242, 0.70m in diameter and less than 0.10m deep, have been ascribed to the middle bronze age period. Each contained the truncated remains of a vessel assigned to the Deverel-Rimbury tradition of the Middle Bronze Age. Both vessels had been placed upright, and only the bases survived. No bones found- therefore probably not burials.(1)

<1> Wessex Archaeology, 2009, A Late Bronze Age, Anglo-Saxon, And Medieval Settlement Site At Manston Road, Ramsgate in "Kentish Sites And Sites Of Kent A Miscellany of Of Four Archaeological Excavations." (Article in monograph). SKE16055.