[TQ 5891 6011.] A Neolithic celt, burnt matter, and fragments of Roman pottery, including the rim of a mortarium, were found in one of several pot holes discovered during the construction of the reservoir on Terry's Lodge Hill. [Sited from O.S. 6" 1910.] (1-2) Enquiries of the Mid-Kent Water Board were negative concerning these finds. The reservoir was reconstructed in the 1930's on a new site a little to the W of the old one which was demolished at the same time. (3)

2015 Volunteer Project suggested that TQ 56 SE 5 corresponds to NWK-6, No. 53 + 54 from the Southern Rivers Palaeolithic Project.

<1> "Ightham" 1907,56 (F.J. Bennett) (OS Card Reference). SKE32660.

<2> "Harrison of Ightham" 1928, 247 (E.R. Harrison) (OS Card Reference). SKE32619.

<3> F1 ASP 08-SEP-64 (OS Card Reference). SKE42006.

<4> Field report for monument TQ 56 SE 5 - September, 1964 (Bibliographic reference). SKE2947.