Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE31717 - Dover Terminal 2 EIA: Historic Environment Baseline Report Volume 1

Title Dover Terminal 2 EIA: Historic Environment Baseline Report Volume 1
Author/Originator
Date/Year 2008

Abstract/Summary

This report has been commissioned in response to the proposed Terminal 2 port development at the Western Docks, Dover. This document is the first phase of a broader historic environment assessment. The report is intended to provide an historic environment baseline, upon which the subsequent impact assessments and mitigation proposals can be determined as an additional stand alone report. The study area used for this assessment extends beyond the boundaries of the development footprint to enable a more comprehensive assessment of the historic environment.The Western Docks area is of great historic significance, and the layout and extent of the docks has a clear continuity from the early development of a harbour to the west of previous town and harbour developments in the 16th century. There is a substantial known archaeological resource within the development footprint from the prehistoric period onwards.

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Description

Unpublished document (UD)

Location

Kent County Council Heritage 2014/459

Referenced Monuments (36)

  • 1-30 WATERLOO CRESCENT, DOVER (Listed Building)
  • ADMIRALTY PIER AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES, INCLUDING ADMIRALTY PIER LIGHTHOUSE, DOVER WESTERN DOCKS (Listed Building)
  • Anglo Saxon town and port of Dover. (Monument)
  • Archcliffe Fort, Dover (Monument)
  • CINQUE PORT ARMS (Listed Building)
  • Classis Britannica Fort I and II, Roman 2nd century Fort, Dover (Monument)
  • CLOCK TOWER AND FORMER LIFEBOAT HOUSE, DOVER WESTERN DOCKS. (Listed Building)
  • FORMER CUSTOMS WATCH HOUSE, SOUTH PIER, DOVER (Listed Building)
  • Former site of Archcliffe Chapel, Dover Western Docks. (Monument)
  • Former site of Post Medieval crane, Dover Western Docks. (Monument)
  • Former site of the 'Black Bulwark' Dover Western Docks (Monument)
  • Granville Dock and associated structures, Dover Western Docks. (Monument)
  • Latern at the end of Ballast Quay, Dover. (Monument)
  • LORD HOUSE, LORD WARDEN SQUARE, DOVER (Listed Building)
  • Medieval Pottery Found ar Archcliffe Fort, Dover (Findspot)
  • Northampton Quay, Dover, riverine deposits (peat) Borehole 4 (Landscape)
  • Northampton Quay, Dover, riverine deposits (peat) Borehole 1 (Landscape)
  • Northampton Quay, Dover, riverine deposits (peat) Borehole 2 (Landscape)
  • Northampton Quay, Dover, riverine deposits (peat) Borehole 7 (Landscape)
  • Possible site of a Medieval or post medieval round tower, Dover (Monument)
  • Probable original location of the early post medieval Long Wall of the Great Pent, Dover (Monument)
  • Roman Harbour features, Dover (Monument)
  • Roman Quay, Townwall Street, Dover (Monument)
  • Site of a Roman Saxon Shore Fort (3rd-4th century), Dover (Monument)
  • Site of Clerks Pier, Dover Western Docks. (Monument)
  • Site of Dover Admiralty Pier Station, Dover Western Docks (Monument)
  • Site of Patent Slipway, Wellington Dock, Dover (Monument)
  • Site of the foundations of the 'Kings Pier' and 'Greenways Ledge', Dover Western Docks. (Monument)
  • Site of the post medieval 'Cross Pent Wall' (Monument)
  • South pier/Train Ferry Dock and Dunkirk Jetty, Dover (Monument)
  • The 'Dover boat', a Bronze Age boat, Dover. (Maritime)
  • The Cambridge Road warehouses, Dover (Building)
  • The Golden Arrow, former public house, Lord Warden Square, Dover (Building)
  • THE PRINCE OF WALES PIER, DOVER WESTERN DOCKS (Listed Building)
  • The Roman (3rd century) Painted House (C9), Dover (Monument)
  • WELLINGTON DOCK AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES, INCLUDING CRANE SITUATED ON ESPLANADE QUAY (Listed Building)

Referenced Events (2)

  • EKE15604 Dover Terminal 2 -EIA Historic Enviroment Baseline Assessment (Ref: MA: 1779)
  • EKE15433 Dover Terminal 2 -EIA: Historic Environment assessment and Impact and Mitigation Assessment (Ref: MA: 1779)

Record last edited

Jan 6 2020 4:50PM