A early medieval siege fought in 884 near Kent, England. Recorded strengths: not recorded (numbers of besiegers, garrison, and Alfred's relief force are not given in the surviving sources).
not recorded for the siege itself; the associated naval action at Stourmouth records that Alfred's fleet 'slew the men' of sixteen captured Danish ships, but no figures are given, and losses in the subsequent Danish naval victory are also not recorded
not recorded (numbers of besiegers, garrison, and Alfred's relief force are not given in the surviving sources)
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