Late Neolithic enclosure, pit, and tree throw, alongsie Late Neolithic / early Bronze age pits were found by an excavation that took place over a wide area ahead of road works at junction 2 of the A2/A282. A number of archaeological features were uncovered dating from the neolithic to modern (world war two) eras including a number of these pits. They have been dated to the late neolithic/early bronze age by the finds assemblages within that are characteristic of a broadly neolithic date. The pits range in size and depth (from 0.7m to 0.2 m in depth). In the south-eastern quadrant of the site (area c) an enclosure, a pit and a tree throw were attributed to the Late Neolithic due to pottery found within. Some of said pottery is Grooved Ware and dates from c. 2800-2000 BC. (1)

<1> Oxford Archaeology, 2008, A2/A282/M25 Improvement Scheme, Dartford District, Kent: Post-Excavation Assessment and Updated Project Design (Unpublished document). SKE16710.

<1> Oxford Archaeology, 2008, A2/A282/M25 Improvement Scheme, Dartford District, Kent: Post-Excavation Assessment and Updated Project Design (Unpublished document). SKE16710.