Channel Tunnel Rail Link Section 1 - Watching Brief Area 410, Kent - Integrated Site Report

Watching brief work in Project Area 350/410 of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link uncovered a sparse distribution of finds, features and deposits, ranging in date from the Bronze Age to the post-medieval periods. Additional significant features relating to previous excavations on the route of the CTRL were made at White Horse Stone (Aylesford and Pilgrim's Way, Boxley). Summary reports have previously been completed for the main excavation areas, incorporating the significant watching brief results. Other potentially significant finds include a scatter of Bronze Age features at TQ 7380 6475 and a large Romano-British pit (possibly a quarry) at TQ 7325 6575. The remaining discoveries include a low density of uncertainly dated or post-medieval features representing agricultural boundaries, pits and other features of little significance.