Snodland is the site of a significant Roman villa although there are no remains above ground.
The villa was first identified in 1844 and many itemshave been found including tessellated floor, hypocaust, 2 stone coffins, fragments of pottery, a terracotta mask, a bronze buckle, coins dated from 87 AD to 383 AD, painted wall plaster and a number of tiles.
Fetures were uncovered during construction in 1933-5 and excavations were carried out in 1964.
see Past Scape
see Snodland History
see KAR Articles