Medieval tile kiln, possibly part of the Tyler Hill pottery industry, identified to the south of Tyler Hill. The site comprised an area earthworks. Field investigations in 1963 found the earthworks to include a series of pits and uneven ground. Tile fragments were recovered as surface finds. The features have been interpreted as the possible site of St Augustine's Abbey's tilery, in production during the 13th-14th century and later used in the 17th century by Sir John Hales.