In 1994 a watching brief was done on the pipeline for the Herne Bay Water Treatment. A ditch, a hearth pit and two small irregular pits perhaps quarry pits were observed. (1)

In 1995 a report assessing the archaeology of the Herne Bay Waste Water Treatment plan was compiled. Small pottery was recovered from the pits abd broadly dates to the Middle Bronze Age/Middle Iron Age. The adjacent features may or may not be contemporary, but prehistoric occupation is evident. (2)

<1> Andrew Hutcheson, 1994, An Interim Report on the Archaeology of the Herne Bay Water Treatment Pipeline (Unpublished document). SKE17251.

<1> Andrew Hutcheson, 1994, An Interim Report on the Archaeology of the Herne Bay Water Treatment Pipeline (Unpublished document). SKE17453.

<2> Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 1995, The Herne Bay Water Treatment Project: An Assessment of the Archaeological Discoveries
The Herne Bay Water Treatment Project: An Assessment of the Archaeological Discoveries (Unpublished document). SKE17345.