A small quantity of worked flint was recovered during the excavation phase of the project, mainly residual in later contexts, "but a few – those from SMS Contexts (02) and (48) - are associated with prehistoric flint-tempered sherds". (1)

Some flints were also found during the evaluation on the same site.

"CONTEXT : 3 Trench 5
1 worked flint (weight : 38gms)
Comment : Battered semi-cortical nodule, land source, unpatinated grey flint, re-worked and used as a crude broad side-scraper
Likely context date : Later Prehistoric, mid second-earlier first millennium BC probably

CONTEXT : 3 Trench 6
1 worked flint (weight : 39gms)
Comment : Re-worked naturally broken semi-cortical nodule, grey land flint – utilised as crude side scraper

CONTEXT : 18 Trench 7
1 worked flint (weight : 19gms)
1 fragment burnt flint (weight : 5gms)
Comment : Flint = cortical flake, patinated glauconitic pebble flint, naturally broken; burnt flint = small
fragment. BOTH DISCARDED

CONTEXT : 24 Trench 9
1 worked flint (weight : 10gms)
Comment : Flint = Semi-cortical flake, unpatinated grey flint, trimmed on one side, notched on other, ? used asa spokeshave

CONTEXT : 30 Trench 6
Flint : 1 (weight : 12gms)
Comment : Flake, unpatinated grey flint - utilised

CONTEXT : 33 Trench 1
1 worked flint (weight : 2gms)
Comment : Semi-cortical flake, glauconitic grey flint, waste" (2)

<1> Swale and Thames Archaeological Survey Company, 2010, Archaeological Excavation on Land at Hever Court Road, Gravesend, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE31874.

<2> Swale and Thames Archaeological Survey Company, 2010, Archaeological Evaluation on Land at Hever Court Road, Gravesend, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE31852.