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Historic-Kent.co.uk
With unique archaeological discoveries making it a key location for anthropological studies in England, Kent County definitely boasts historical particularities compared to the rest of the country's regions, especially regarding its reaction to the Norman Conquest. Its development abounds in remarkable deeds and personalities exhibiting commendable strength of character.
According to archaeological evidence, Kent has been inhabited by humans for 400 000 years, coinciding with the Palaeolithic Era, and possibly even longer. The earliest human remains were found at Swanscombe, actually constituting the very first remnants of human existence in England. Bone fragments were discovered at the Barnfield Pit as well as other nearby locations, along with rudimentary tools and animal skeletons, attesting that Homo erectus and later Homo sapiens dwelled in the area.