In Novemeber 2013 an archaeological evaluation took place at Wye Court Farm, Wye, Kent by Archaeology South East on behalf of Taylor Wimpey South-East. 10 trenches were excavated in advance of residential development.

Trench 1 revealed a posthole and shallow curvilinear pit close to each other. The posthole was sealed by subsoil and cut into the natural substrate. No dating evidence was retrieved from the posthole fill.
The curvilinar pit measured 2.48m by 0.70m and 0.31m deep and was orientated on a north-north-west to south-south-east alignment. The fill included a small assemblage of Mesolithic/early Neolithic flints comprising of 19 fragments of struck flint including 2 bladelets, 3 blades, 13 flakes and 3 fragments of fire cracked flint. This is indicative of flint knapping in the area, although it may not be in situ. (1)

<1> Archaeology South-East, 2013, An archaeological evaluation report: Wye Court Farm, Wye, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE29659.