Stone Chapel lies just north of the A2, west of Faversham, Kent.

In 1967, the Sittingbourne and Swale Archaeological Research Group, which at that time was made up largely of schoolboys, asked to be allowed to clean up the site, which had probably not been touched since it had been excavated in Victorian times.

They advanced on the jungle of foliage, and were rewarded, many nettle-stings and bramble-scratches later, by the re-emergence of the chapel ruins.