Sittingbourne

Sittingbourne is a city in the north of the county of Kent in England. It is the capital and administrative center of the Borough of Swale, has about 59,000 inhabitants (as of 2010) and is conveniently located on the M2 motorway and the four-lane A249 about 60 km as the crow from London to the south of the Isle of Sheppey, of which they carried the The Swale channel is disconnected.

Settlement traces can be detected to about 2000 BC ( Celts ). The Watling Street, one built in the first century AD transverse Britain by Roman road led through this place.

East Window of St. Michael, showing the Last Supper

Findings from a copper- stone age grave ( 2500-2100 BC) in Sittingbourne; from left to right: a stone Armschutzplatte, a copper dagger, belt fitting