At the E. end of the central spur in Lullingstone Park, on the edge of a small wood in the area centred at TQ 52046450, many fragments of 1stc. BC/AD pottery, some flint flakes and three pieces of iron slag were found by Col. G.W. Meates in 1947. During field investigations a V-shaped ditch, about 3.0m wide and 1.0m deep, was seen in a water main trench at TQ 52156452 along with a deep pit found at a later date. In the side was a patch of black earth and burnt clay (? hearth) containing a rim sherd of 1st c. AD (Belgic) pottery. This is probably the site of a settlement contemporary with the surrounding field system (TQ 56 SW 15). Area now falls within a golf course.