During an archaeological evaluation at the former Hammill brickworks, Woodnesborough, near Eastry, Kent, part of a Later Prehistoric ditch was found in Trench 5.
A 2m section of a ditch with steep sloping sides, forming a roughly 'V'-shaped profile was excavated. The ditch had a width of 1.85m and a depth of 0.75m. The primary fill comprised of a very compact grey-brown silty brick earth containing very frequent manganese flecks and very occassional charcoal flecks. This context also produced pottery and flint waste flakes.

Swale and Thames Archaeological Survey Company, 2013, Archaeological Evaluation and Assessment of Land at the former Hammill Brickworks, Woodnesborough, near Eastry, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE29416.