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LIST OF UNPUBLISHED FIELDWORK REPORTS HELD BY KENT COUNTY COUNCIL The following reports (so-called ©grey literature©) may be viewed by appointment only with the Kent Historic Environment Record Team at: Invicta House County Hall Maidstone ME14 1XX telephone: 01622 221541 email : [email protected] Report Publication Title Author Easting Northing number Date 1978/1 54 ROCHESTER ROAD KENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 574272 168637 1979/1 1979 THE MINTYARD, CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Canterbury Archaeological Trust 615118 158098 1980/1 1980 ST PETERS STREET - GAS WORKS REDEVELOPMENT, MAIDSTONE WIMPEYS 575650 155742 1982/1 1982 RIPPLE RD, RIPPLE Dover Archaeological Group 636290 149333 1982/2 1982 CHATHAM HISTORIC DOCKYARD (INITIAL STUDY) R ELLIS, H WILSON AND L 575874 169347 WOMERSLEY 1984/1 1984 BORE PLACE- BUILDING/LANDSCAPE SURVEY Institute of Archaeology Field 550866 149209 Archaeology Unit 1985/1 1985 ROCHESTER, KENT - ANALYSIS OF COIN PELLET MOULDS English Heritage 574270 168640 1985/2 1985 MAIDSTONE SPINE ROAD - BOREHOLE REPORTS KENT COUNTY COUNCIL 575600 156205 1985/3 1985 BORE PLACE (THE MOUNT AND WARREN)- EXCAVATION Institute of Archaeology Field 550806 149276 Archaeology Unit 1987/1 1987 HAM FARM, FAVERSHAM KENT RURAL PLANNING SERVICES PLC 602081 162641 1987/2 1987 RIVERVIEW PARK, GRAVESEND A G WEEKS AND PARTNERS 566358 171095 1988/1 1988 ABBEY STREET, FAVERSHAM BRIAN MOOREHEAD AND 601857 161857 PARTNERS 1988/2 1988 SNOWDOWN COLLIERY - POLICY GUIHoneyDELINES DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 624772 151081 1988/3 1988 NETHERCOURT ESTATE THANET Trust for Thanet Archaeology 635760 165210 1989/1 1989 LIONHOPE - APPLICATIONS KENT COUNTY COUNCIL 591310 168870 1989/2 1989 Excavation of Iron Age and Romano-British Farmstead Sites at Bretts Sandpit, 1989 Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 593593 149074 1989/3 1989 EXCAVATION AT THE OLD PALACE, MAIDSTONE Maidstone Archaeological Group 575947 155420 1989/4 1989 FOLKESTONE ROMAN VILLA Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 624090 137019 1989/5 1989 ST MARGARETS - BARROW KEITH PARFITT 636873 146104 1989/6 1989 CHISLET : HIGHSTEAD FARM KENT JOHN MOORE 621101 166207 1989/7 1989 AYLESFORD WEST MILL SOUTH EASTERN SOILS LIMITED 571153 159400 1989/8 1989 LOOP STREET, SANDWICH WEEKS LIMITED 632807 158247 1989/9 1989 BUILDERS YARD, INGRAM ROAD , GILLINGHAM GILLINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL 578248 168787 1989/10 1989 LITTLE KITS COTY Oxford Archaeological Unit 574437 160419 1989/11 1989 BUILDERS YARD,INGRAM ROAD, GILLINGHAM GILLINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL 578248 168787 1989/12 1988 NORTHDOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL, CLIFTONVILLE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 637250 170050 1989/13 1989 LOWER TWYDALL CHALK PIT DEREK BARNES (GILLINGHAM 580654 168037 BOROUGH COUNCIL) 1989/14 1989 SUSSEX ARMS, SUSSEX MEWS Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 558125 138670 1989/? 1989 HIGHSTEAD BORROW PIT Oxford Archaeological Unit 621100 166100 1989/16 1989 SNOWDOWN COLLIERY BRETT 624780 151100 1989/17 1989 MURSTON GYPSY CAMP Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 592546 164919 1989/24 1989 WESTHAWK FARM, KINGSNORTH Canterbury Archaeological Trust 600050 140200 1989/18 1989 THANET A PREHISTORIC FOCUS Trust for Thanet Archaeology 627209 167466 1989/19 1989 WEATHERLEES HILL AND EBBSFLEET FARM, MINSTER, THANET Trust for Thanet Archaeology 632710 162837 1989/20 1989 WORTH ROMAN TEMPLE Dover Archaeological Group 633627 155244 1989/21 1989 RESCUE EXCAVATIONS AT OZENGELL/LORD OF THE MANOR, RAMSGATE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 635540 165120 1989/22 1989 SPARROW CASTLE - MANSTON WATER MAIN Trust for Thanet Archaeology 632016 167370 1989/23 1989 DUMPTON PARK DRIVE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 639331 166972 1990/2 1990 COTTINGTON HILL, EBBSFLEET, RAMSGATE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 633653 163790 1990/3 1990 Evaluation Excavation PLA OFFICES Gravesend Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 564989 174405 1990/4 1990 CEMETERY AT OTFORD, KENT CLIFFORD P WARD 551600 159300 1990/5 1990 ALBANY PLACE, DOVER Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 631829 141289 1990/6 1990 EBBSFLEET FARM, EBBSFLEET, RAMSGATE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 633270 163368 1990/7 1990 14 - 18 THE STREET, OSPRINGE Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 600372 160911 1990/8 1990 RUSSELL STREET, DOVER - ASSESSMENT Oxford Archaeological Unit 632180 141450 1990/9 1990 HIGHSTEAD FARM, CHISLET Oxford Archaeological Unit 621000 166850 1990/10 1990 ST NICHOLAS, SEVENOAKS BUILDING FOR THE GOSPEL 553064 154286 1990/11 1990 RUSSELL STREET CAR PARK & DOUR VALLEY CATCHMENT Institute of Archaeology Field 632154 141467 Archaeology Unit 1990/12 1990 AYLESHAM WATER PIPELINE Canterbury Archaeological Trust 623133 152849 1990/13 1990 STARKEY CASTLE Canterbury Archaeological Trust 571373 165602 1990/14 1990 MILL WAY, SITTINGBOURNE TECHNOTRADE 590969 164905 1990/15 1990 DOUR VALLEY CATCHMENT - 2ND INTERIM REPORT Institute of Archaeology Field 631500 141500 Archaeology Unit 1990/16 1990 DOVER WESTERN HEIGHTS : GRAND SHAFT BARRACKS Canterbury Archaeological Trust 631603 140909 1990/17 1990 LOWER TWYDALL CHALK PIT KEN WHITTAKER 580533 167766 1990/18 1990 SARRE JUTISH BURIAL GROUND Trust for Thanet Archaeology 626075 165048 1990/19 1990 WATERBROOK : SEVINGTON Canterbury Archaeological Trust 603215 140066 1990/20 1990 DOUR VALLEY CATCHMENT - THE HOLOCENE PREHISTORY AND PALAEOENVIROMENTAL Institute of Archaeology Field 627575 142714 Archaeology Unit 1990/21 1990 PARK FARM, ASHFORD - ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPRAISAL MILLS WHIPP PARTNERSHIP 601145 139806 1990/22 1990 BOYS HALL, ASHFORD: ORBITAL INDUSTRIAL PARK Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 602555 140643 1990/23 1990 Thanet Way Archaeological Evaluation Canterbury Archaeological Trust 613985 165363 1990/24 1990 SEVINGTON (BOYS HALL) MOAT RCHME 603000 140730 1990/25 1990 30-36 HIGH ST., ROCHESTER Lower Medway Archaeological 574236 168690 Research Group 1990/26 1990 OAKWOOD HOSPITAL, MAIDSTONE RCHME 573509 155307 1990/27 1990 99 HIGH ST. ROCHESTER Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 574380 168489 1990/28 1990 51 HIGH ST. ROCHESTER Lower Medway Archaeological 574320 168640 Research Group 1991/1 1991 BROAD OAK WATER PROJECT - INITIAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY Canterbury Archaeological Trust 615753 161967 1991/2 1991 OARE GUNPOWDER WORKS RCHME 600350 162450 1991/4 1991 SPRATLING COURT FARM, MANSTON, RAMSGATE Trust for Thanet Archaeology 635070 165687 1991/5 1991 ABBEY FARM, MINSTER, THANET - R-B BUILDING EVALUATION Trust for Thanet Archaeology 631387 164654 1991/6 1991 HULL PLACE, SHOLDEN FOUL SEWERAGE SCHEME Dover Archaeological Group 635840 152710 1991/7 1991 THANET WAY - SARRE 1st TIME DRAINAGE SCHEME Trust for Thanet Archaeology 627475 167002 1991/8 1991 SPRINGHEAD EVALUATION Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit 561850 172200 1991/9 1991 THE A2 ROAD AT HONEYWOOD PARK, DOVER BWPP CHARTERED TOWN 631500 144300 PLANNERS 1991/10 1991 THE AES MEDWAY, ISLE OF GRAIN ASSESSMENT ON BOREHOLE DATA Institute of Archaeology Field 586000 174030 Archaeology Unit 1991/11 1991 ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1990 Dover Archaeological Group 633900 157800 1991/12 1991 NORTH KENT MARSHES - PALAEOENVIROMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE Institute of Archaeology Field 591041 170398 Archaeology Unit 1991/14 1991 LYDDEN CIRCUIT - SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT TERENCE O'ROURKE PLC 623673 147024 1991/15 1991 THE AES MEDWAY SITE (ALTERNATIVE SITE) ISLE OF GRAIN - ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT Institute of Archaeology Field 586911 174700 REPORT Archaeology Unit 1991/16 1991 SOUTHGATE, THE PRECINCTS, ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL Canterbury Archaeological Trust 574203 168504 1991/17 1991 CROSSWAYS SIR WILLIAM HALCROW AND 556912 175539 PARTNERS 1991/18 1991 LOOP STREET, SANDWICH WEEKS LIMITED 632820 158247 1991/19 1991 MOTNEY HILL, RAINHAM - MESOLITHIC/BRONZE AGE SITE Lower Medway Archaeological 582523 168292 Research Group 1991/20 1991 BARMING QUARRY, NORTH POLE ROAD Unknown 571158 154277 1991/21 1991 QUEENBOROUGH CASTLE - REPORT OF EVALUATION TRENCHES Canterbury Archaeological Trust 591174 172156 1991/22 1991 QUEENS FARM, LOWER SHORNE - BOREHOLE LOGS EVANS AND LANGFORD 569832 173273 1991/23 1991 ST ANDREWS COURT, GRAVESEND - SITE INVESTIGATION ALBURY SITE INVESTIGATIONS 564948 174291 LTD 1991/24 1991 SWAN LANE, LITTLE CHART Canterbury Archaeological Trust 593820 145730 1991/25 1991 SWANSCOMBE MANOR HOUSE - EVALUATION EXCAVATION Canterbury Archaeological Trust 560460 173980 1991/26 1991 A260 HAWKINGE TO DENTON BY-PASS Canterbury Archaeological Trust 596541 126428 1991/27 1991 A256 WHITFIELD TO EASTRY IMPROVEMENT ROAD Canterbury Archaeological Trust 629910 146988 1991/28 1991 PART II THE OLD PALACE, MAIDSTONE Maidstone Archaeological Group 575971 155454 1991/29 1991 THE RAILWAY WORKS, ASHFORD - HISTORIC BUILDINGS RCHME 601720 141730 1991/30 1991 NORTH KENT MARSHES: ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE KEN WHITTAKER 606824 164405 1991/31 1991 A253: ARCHAEOLOGICAL ESTIMATES Canterbury Archaeological Trust 629724 166715 1991/32 1991 DOVER SEWER SCHEME: OUTLINE ASSESSMENT Canterbury Archaeological Trust 632000 141250 1991/33 1991 A260 HAWKINGE BY-PASS: MAGNETOMETER SURVEY, REINDEN WOOD BARROW AJ CLARK 621327 141009 1991/34 1991 SARRE FIRST TIME DRAINAGE SCHEME Trust for Thanet Archaeology 626060 165000 1991/35 1991 LANGDON BARRACKS AND PRISON, DOVER EE CORBET 633593 142400 1991/36 1991 York St, Dover: Telecom Trench Watching Brief, 20/2/91 Oxford Archaeological Unit 631929 141288 1991/37 1991 Abbey Works, Faversham RCHME 602660 162150 1991/38 1991 A253 MONKTON-RAMSGATE : IMPLICATIONS Trust for Thanet Archaeology 631139 165781 1991/40 1991 EVALUATION EXCAVATION FARNOL ROAD DARTFORD Canterbury Archaeological Trust 555220 174940 1991/44 1991 LAND NORTH OF ST NICHOLAS ROUNDABOUT Trust for Thanet Archaeology
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    Rural Property Auction 24th July 2014 Horsmonden Hard Fruit Sale 105th Annual Sale Growing Crops of Apples, Pears, Plums and Cobnuts on about 314 Acres at Horsmonden Village Hall, Back Lane, Horsmonden, Kent TN12 8LH GOUDHURST, KENT SANDHURST KENT Friday 25th July 2014 at 2 pm 27 Acres of Agricultural Land with Agricultural Smallholding extending long river frontage to 9.65 Acres Also 1.2 Acres as separate lot HURST GREEN, EAST SUSSEX HALSTEAD, SEVENOAKS, KENT 77 Commercial Road, 31 Acres of fenced Pasture Land Smallholding with Stabling, Paddock Wood, with Farm Building for improvement Paddocks and Orchards. 3.1 Acres Kent TN12 6DS Tel:01892 832325 HEADCORN, KENT - 19 Acres with modern Farm Building (3 Lots) 01892 832325 www.lambertandfoster.co.uk CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. The highest bidder (if in due time) shall be the Purchaser but if any disputes shall arise between two or more bidders, the Lot in dispute to be put up again and resold, or not, at the discretion of the Auctioneers who reserve the right to bid for each Lot, either by themselves or their Agents. 2. No person to advance less at a bidding than shall be mentioned by the Auctioneers, and no bidding to be retracted. 3. The Purchasers to give their names and places of abode, and to pay a deposit of 25% in part payment of each Lot at the fall of the hammer (if required) in default of which Lot or Lots so purchased shall be immediately put up again and resold. The balance of the purchase money to be paid at the close of the Sale, from which time the Lots are at the risk of the Purchaser but no Purchaser shall have possession of or deal with any part of his Lots in any way whatsoever until the whole amount of the purchase money shall have been paid.