Kennington

Former Names & Derivations

Chenetone, Chintun, Kenington, Kenington', Kenintuna

Conningbrook Manor Pit, Kennington, Kent, Geoarchaeological interim report on test pits1-5, an assessment of the Harrison Institute Archive and updated deposit model

Location

Unspecified report

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2017

Historic Environment Record

False

Geophysical survey report of land at Conningbrook, Kent

Location

Geophysical Survey

By

Magnitude Surveys

Year of Report

2018

Historic Environment Record

False

Archaeological monitoring of land to the rear of 88 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent

Location

Watching Brief

By

Swale & Thames Archaeological Survey Company

Year of Report

2016

Historic Environment Record

True

Negative Watching Brief: The Towers School, Faversham Road, Ashford

Location

Watching Brief

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2011

Historic Environment Record

True

Archaeological evaluation report, Trial trenching on land at Eureka Business Park, Trinity Road, Boughton Aluph, Kent

Location

Unspecified report

By

Allen Archaeology Ltd

Year of Report

2019

Historic Environment Record

False

Archaeological evaluation, Ball Lane, Kennington

Location

Unspecified report

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

1994

Historic Environment Record

True

An archaeological evaluation at Faversham Rd, Ashford, Kent

Location

Unspecified report

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

1997

Historic Environment Record

True

Project No. RML 1723 Site Investigation At Eureka Leisure Park, Phase 3, Ashford, Kent. On Behalf Of Life Property Ltd

Location

Geophysical Survey

By

Risk Management

Year of Report

2004

Historic Environment Record

True

An archaeological watching brief and evaluation at land off Faversham Rd, Goat Lees, Kennington, Ashford, Kent

Location

Watching Brief

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

1998

Historic Environment Record

True

Archaeological Investigations at Plot 20, “Local Centre“, Eureka Business Park, Ashford

Location

Post Excavation Assessment

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2007

Historic Environment Record

True

ASHFORD EAST PRIMARY SUBSTATION AN INITIAL CULTURAL HERITAGE ASSESSMENT (SCOPING DOCUMENT)

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

Museum of London Archaeology [MOLA]

Year of Report

2005

Historic Environment Record

True

An Archaeological Watching Brief at Land (Area C) off Favbersham Road, Goat Lees, Kennington, Ashford, Kent

Location

Watching Brief

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2000

Historic Environment Record

True

An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walkover Survey of Land at Eureka Business Park, Ashford, Kent

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2003

Historic Environment Record

True

Archaeological investigations on land at Eureka Park, Trinity Road, Boughton Aluph, Kent: post-excavation assessment and project design for publication

Location

Post Excavation Assessment

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2006

Historic Environment Record

True

Archaeological Evaluation at The Cherry Orchard, Eureka Science Park, Ashford

Location

Unspecified report

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

1995

Historic Environment Record

True

EUREKA SCIENCE PARK ASHFORD- BRAKE BROS SITE

Location

Unspecified report

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

1995

Historic Environment Record

True

FAVERSHAM RD, GOAT LEES, KENNINGTON

Location

Unspecified report

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

1998

Historic Environment Record

True

Goat Lees School Site, Trinity Road, Ashford, Kent: Archaeological Evaluation Report

Location

Unspecified report

By

Wessex Archaeology

Year of Report

2011

Historic Environment Record

True

ARCHAEOLOGICAL WATCHING BRIEF LAND AT FREATHY FARM GOAT LEES KENNINGTON ASHFORD KENT

Location

Watching Brief

By

RPS [CgMs] Consulting

Year of Report

2001

Historic Environment Record

True

PHASE 3 GOAT LEES, KENNINGTON, ASHFORD

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

RPS [CgMs] Consulting

Year of Report

2000

Historic Environment Record

True

LAND AT FREATHY FARM, GOAT LEES, KENNINGTON, ASHFORD

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

RPS [CgMs] Consulting

Year of Report

2000

Historic Environment Record

True

An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walkover Survey of Land to the North of Willesborough Road, Nr Ashford, Kent

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2006

Historic Environment Record

True

An Archaeological Evaluation on land at Eureka Park, Trinity Road, Boughton Aluph, Kent: Phase 1

Location

Unspecified report

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2006

Historic Environment Record

True

An archaeological evaluation at the Phoenix Community School, Ashford, Kent

Location

Unspecified report

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2007

Historic Environment Record

True

Conningbrook Lakes: Archaeological Assessment

Location

Desk Based Assessment

By

WSP Environmental UK Ltd

Year of Report

2012

Historic Environment Record

True

Land South of The Towers School, Kennington, Ashford, Kent: Archaeological Evaluation Report

Location

Unspecified report

By

Wessex Archaeology

Year of Report

2011

Historic Environment Record

True

Conningbrook Manor Pit, Kennington: Statement of Potential for Palaeolithic Archaeology and Palaeoenvironmental Potential

Location

By

Archaeology South-East

Year of Report

2012

Historic Environment Record

True

Kennington

M.I. Record

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Kennington

Tithe Record

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KAS collections - Portrait of Anne Wyatt/Twysden

Anne Wyatt Twysden

The Romano-British villa and Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Eccles

On Thursday the 7th April there will be a mini conference to host the launch of a monograph summarising the excavations at Eccles (1962-76) and assessing the significance of the central and lower Medway valley during the 1st millennium AD.

Steve Cosh (the Roman villa) and Nick Stoodley (the Anglo-Saxon cemetery) present an overview and discussion of the more significant results to emerge from this work.