Excavation by Archaeology South-East in 2008 at Kingsnorth Road, which found the continuation of the Westhawk Farm site.

Medieval activity comprises of ditches, which largely follow the alignment of the Roman ditches, suggesting (the larger ones at least) had not fully silted up and were still visible in the landscape. One gully ends in a rectangular pit, the use of which is uncertain; burning in situ suggests a fire or hearth though there is no evidence for industrial working or use as a pottery kiln. A large homogenous spread covers all earlier features (except modern features). Its purpose is unclear and appears not to be a deliberate dump but rather reflects alluvial deposition sometime in the later medieval period. (1)

<1> Archaeology South-East, 2009, Archaeological Investigation of Land at Missenden, Kingsnorth Road, Ashford: Post-Excavation Assessment and Project Design for Publication (Unpublished document). SKE16453.