Fifteenth century wall built of two courses of small red bricks set upright and divided from the next two courses by a course set flat, size 7"x 3 and a half" x 3 and three quarters, was found exposed in a passage and within the walls of 35 Clarence Street, Dover (the area around Clarence Street has since been re-developed). It was revealed through enemy action in the Second World War. No's 9 and 15, 14 are centred at TR32204142 (1-2)

<1> Kent Archaeological Society, 1944, Archaeologia Cantiana: Discoveries in Dover. Vol. 57 (Article in serial). SKE31819.

<2> Kent Archaeological Society, 1945, Archaeologia Cantiana: Some Structural or Ornamental Architectural Discoveries at Dover Vol. 58 (Article in serial). SKE31833.