Chambers Crossing 'Villa', first identified in the nineteenth century, as being in the bank just north of the railway crossing. A search of the vicinity revealed a band of compacted chalk and three fragments of 2nd-3rd century AD Roman pottery. (1).

See also (TR 06 NW 23). [TR 06 SW 23] and [TR 06 SW 246] maybe one and the same site. Given the imprecise location details and the nature of the antiquarian records involved, it is not at present possible to say.

Swale survey (see p.93 of revised Part 1 report) [2].

<1> Rose, J. A., 1967, Report Faversham Archaeological Research Group, p.4 (Article in serial). SWX7637.

<2> Wilkinson, Paul, 2000, The Swale District. An Archaeological Survey commisioned by Swale Borough Council (Unpublished document). SWX9332.