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Monument details
Summary
A roughly cross-shaped feature can be seen at the south end of the Great Water at Leeds Castle. The feature, which can be seen in Lidar data and perhaps on the 1946/7 aerial photograph is c. 75m north-south and the same east-west. Its function is unknown
| Grid Reference: | TQ 8370 5272 |
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| Map Sheet: | TQ85SW |
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| Parish: | BROOMFIELD AND KINGSWOOD, MAIDSTONE, KENT |
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Monument Types
- EARTHWORK? (Post Medieval to Modern - 1540 AD? to 2050 AD?)
Full description
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A roughly cross-shaped feature can be seen at the south end of the Great Water at Leeds Castle. The feature, which can be seen in Lidar data and perhaps on the 1946/7 aerial photograph is c. 75m north-south and the same east-west. Its function is unknown (1, 2)
<1> Royal Air Force, 1946 -47, Aerial Photographic Survey of Kent 1946 -7 (Photograph (Print)). SKE12507.
<2> Kent Downs AONB Unit, 2023, kentlidar.org.uk (Website). SKE55599.
Sources and further reading
| Cross-ref.
| Source description | | <1> | Photograph (Print): Royal Air Force. 1946 -47. Aerial Photographic Survey of Kent 1946 -7. 3116 Run 7. Black and White. |
| <2> | Website: Kent Downs AONB Unit. 2023. kentlidar.org.uk. |
