A ditch ([31]) and three post-holes ([13], [15], [17]) to the east of the ditch found in Trench 6. All undated.

From the report: "ditch [31] measured 0.75m in width with a depth of 0.30m. The single fill (30) comprised fairly compact mid orange brown silty clay and contained a large ball of iron slag, burnt flint and one struck flint. The three ‘post holes’ *013], [015] and [017] contained no cultural material and may represent bioturbation (i.e., root activity) associated with the orchard that existed on the development site in the 19th century. That said, the shape and profile would suggest that they are genuine, possibly representing a structure associated with the adjacent boundary ditch." (1)

For features in the same area of the site, see EKE15667 and SKE31874 (Archaeological Excavation on Land at Hever Court Road, Gravesend).

<1> Swale and Thames Archaeological Survey Company, 2010, Archaeological Evaluation on Land at Hever Court Road, Gravesend, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE31852.