A number of medieval features were identified during evaluation work north of Ridham Avenue in Kemsley. Pottery (including a pottery waster), dating from the 11th to 14th centuries was recovered from many of the features, which included post holes, pits and ditches. This lead the evaluation report to conclude that the pottery and features point to some sort of settlement having occupied the site in that period. Ditches from a possible medieval enclosure were recorded in the very north of the excavated area at Kemsley Fields, south of the current evaluation (TQ 96 NW1004). The current evaluation also revealed prehistoric (TQ 96 NW 99) and Late Iron Age-Roman features (TQ 96 NW 100). The evaluation extended over a 5.1ha area confined within the grid refs given below.