(TR 14865753. Sited from OS plan). The eastern side of Marlowe Avenue Car Park was prepared for excavation but the only finds were on the extreme western side of the prepared area where Roman levels were found intact and two Saxon pits full of burnt daub and late Saxon pottery. A coin of Alfred was also found. (1)

From the Register of Scheduled Monuments:

The Marlowe car park site with a wealth of Roman remains found and slightly examined by Frere.

An extension to the existing area discussed with the DC at the meeting held over the development to include ? of the area held by a private company. Also as discussed at the meeting another car park with known archaeological sites and the next area of Canterbury to be developed after Marlowe. Thus there are a total of 3 new area. Car park area within Roman town. Some areas excavated (see sketch plan).

(12/04/89) (2)

<1> Arch NL 4 1951-3 177-8 (SS Frere) (OS Card Reference). SKE36793.

<2> English Heritage, Register of Scheduled Monuments (Scheduling record). SKE16191.