Settlement? formed by a group of conjoined rectangular units, five of which seems to contain a pit: other pits scattered in area. (1,2)

Marked as medieval farm site by G. K. Horner. (3)

Description from record TQ 56 NW 91:
[TQ 514 654] Cropmarks of rectangular ditched enclosures at about 100 yards E of the area known as 'The Roughet' in Hulberry Corner, in Lullingstone Park. The site was excavated by Horner in 1970-2, however the age of the enclosures could not be determined. 'The Roughet' is centred at TQ 517 650. (4)

The cropmark was observed in 1969 and subsequently investigated in 1970. No trenches were dug across the interiors of the enclosures. A few sherds of 12th-13th century pottery were found in the ditches. (5)

<1> AP (NMR TQ 5265/5; 13 4 76) (OS Card Reference). SKE33532.

<2> AP (NMR TQ 5265/6; 13 4 76) (OS Card Reference). SKE33533.

<2> Lullingstone Park 1983 (Susan Pittman) (OS Card Reference). SKE46212.

<3> RCHME Excav Index Kent PRN 2246 (OS Card Reference). SKE48979.

<3> Pittman, S., 1983, Lullingstone Park: The Evolution of a Medieval Deer Park, p 18 (with photo) (Monograph). SKE11893.

<4> A Sinclair (OS Card Reference). SKE32916.

<5> Graeme Horner, 2011, A medieval site at Lullingstone Park, Eynsford, Kent Archaeological Review 184: 95-96 (Article in serial). SKE25107.