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Monument details

HER Number:TQ 67 SE 250
Type of record:Monument
Name:Probable World War 2 Storage Tank base, Randall Wood

Summary

Probable World War 2 site found during field survey work in 2002. The site comprises a circular concrete base 12m in diameter, surrounded by a 0.5m high earthen bank. The concrete structure is possibly a base for a storage tank, and probably related to adjacent remains of army barracks.


Grid Reference:TQ 6896 7034
Map Sheet:TQ67SE
Parish:SHORNE, GRAVESHAM, KENT

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Probable World War 2 site found during filed survey work in 2002. The site comprises a concrete base 12m in diameter, surrounded by a 0.5m high earthen bank. The concrete structure is possibly base for a storage tank, and probably related to adjacent remains of army barracks (TQ 67 SE 225). A parent child relationship has therefore been created between these monument records. [1]

2015 - The Shorne Archaeology Group cleared an accumulation of detritus and earth to reveal a circular concrete base and lip. Possibly used as a bund for the safe storage of drums of fuel or oil. [2]


<1> Oxford Archaeology, March 2002, Randall's Wood, Shorne, Kent: Walkover Survey (Unpublished document). SWX12853.

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Cross-ref. Source description
<1>Unpublished document: Oxford Archaeology. March 2002. Randall's Wood, Shorne, Kent: Walkover Survey.

Related records

TQ 67 SE 225Part of: Barracks (1940-45) (Monument)