 In 2017 a collaboration began between Kent historians and archaeologists from Canterbury Christ Church University and Folkestone Museum.Church legislation was required for the removal and examination of the human remains that had been uncovered in 1885.Osteologists tested teeth and bones and determined that they had come from one person, probably a woman, aged between 17 and 21, with no signs of malnutrition, all consistent with the history of Eanswith.