Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SWX12862 - An archaeological evaluation at Gravesend and North Kent Hospital, Kent
| Title | An archaeological evaluation at Gravesend and North Kent Hospital, Kent |
|---|---|
| Author/Originator | CgMs Consulting |
| Date/Year | May 2004 |
Abstract/Summary
Evaluation in advance of redevelopment consisting of nine trenches. Trenches 4 & 5 revealled a silt layer containing flints of mid-late Bronze Age date. Three cut features were also found in these trenches all associated with burning had similar type flints but also Early Iron Age and latter Roman pottery.
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Description
Spiral bound report, 29 pages. Report by CGMS consultants based on site work by Preconstruct Archaeology.
Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2006/110
Referenced Monuments (7)
- TQ 67 SW 375 Anglo Saxon Pits, Gravesend & North Kent Hospital (Monument)
- TQ 67 SW 378 Iron Age Ditch, Gravesend and North Kent Hospital (Monument)
- TQ 67 SW 379 Mesolithic Lithic Findspot, Gravesend & North Kent Hospital (Findspot)
- TQ 67 SW 373 Mixed Lithics, Gravesend & North Kent Hospital (Findspot)
- TQ 67 SW 376 Post Medieval Pits, Gravesend & North Kent Hospital (Monument)
- TQ 67 SW 374 Romano British Ditch & Pits, Gravesend & North Kent Hospital (Monument)
- TQ 67 SW 377 Scaffold Points, 19th - 20th Century Victorian Terrace (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- EWX9174 Evaluation at Gravesend and North Kent Hospital (Ref: KGER04)
Record last edited
Mar 9 2021 11:27AM