Excavation – Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit Blog

Kent Archaeological Review 1967 – Romano-British Mausolea at Warbank, Keston by E Mynott

West Kent Border Archaeological Group The Group started work on this important site in May and work will continue until …

The emergency excavation sponsored by the KARGC was completed as scheduled early in April (KAR Number 7, page 3). In …

The preliminary excavation and clearance of the site of the highly important gunpowder mills at Faversham was completed as scheduled …

The site of the Romano-British town or settlement of Durolevum has for long been a subject of discussion and conjecture. …

Emergency Sub-Committee The five-month watch on the SEGB new Outer London main during 1965 was richly rewarded by the discovery …

West Kent Border Archaeological Group The discovery of this site was largely a matter of chance. Indeed the great majority …

(Reculver Excavation Group) During August the Reculver Excavation Group completed its largest single excavation inside the Roman fort since work …

Work during March, April and June was concentrated on the exposed cliff section of the fort overlooking the beach. This …

During July, the Reculver Excavation Group undertook large-scale emergency excavations at Faversham on behalf of the Ministry of Public Building …

In October 1964, heavy machinery employed on the new Sevenoaks By-pass road scheme disturbed a number of Saxon graves close …