Archaeologia Cantiana Vol 101 1984 page 150

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Archaeologia Cantiana - Vol. 101 1984 page 150
Three medieval timber-framed Church Porches in west Kent: Fawkham, Kemsing and Shoreham.
By Terence Paul Smith, B.A., M.A., M.Litt., M.I.F.A. continued

Fig. 3. South Porch, Shoreham Church

non-confident over-pegging of the durn tenons to the tie-beam. Cumulatively, these features suggest an earlier date than Shoreham, perhaps some time in the early fourteenth century. There is nothing in the ironwork of the door — though this is admittedly fragmentary —to preclude such a dating.

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