Archaeologia Cantiana Volume 132

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Archaeologia Cantiana has been published since 1858.

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Hon. Editor: Terry G. Lawson

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Title Author Published Volume
Frontispiece 2012 2012 132
Reviews 2012 132
General Index 2012 132
Sir William and Lady Ann Brockman of Beachborough Newington by Hythe. A Royalist Family's Experience of the Civil War Drake-Brockman 2012 132
Officers and Members of Council 2012 132
The Clergy and Allegiance at the Outbreak of the English Civil Wars The Case of John Marston of Canterbury Eales 2012 132
Obituaries 2012 132
The Wotton Survey The Lands of a Kent Gentry Family in the Sixteenth Century Bower 2012 132
A Neglected Archbishop of Canterbury Frederick Cornwallis (1768-1783) Ditchfield 2012 132
Two Roman Bronze Vessels from St Nicholas at Wade Isle of Thanet Tucker 2012 132
Additional Evidence of Roman (and later) Occupation Adjacent to the Marlowe Arcade Canterbury Excavations at Rose Lane 2002-4 Weekes 2012 132
An Archaeological Interpretive Survey of the Old Castle Scotney Part II Martin 2012 132
Annual Bibliography of Kentish Archaeology and History 2011 Saunders 2012 132
Archaeological Notes and Summaries 2012 132
Bronze Boats and Kentish Seaboard in Prehistory The Role of Coastal Kent in a Major Trans-Continental Trade Route Allen 2012 132
Elizabethan and Jacobean Deer Parks in Kent Pittman 2012 132
Evidence of Early Bronze Age Field System and Spelt Growing Together with an Anglo-Saxon Sunken Featured Building at Monkton Road Minster-in-Thanet Martin 2012 132
Historical Research Notes 2012 132
Kent's Twentieth Century Military and Civil Defences Smith 2012 132
Annual Report of the Council For 2011 2012 132
Medieval Corn Driers Discovered on Land Probably Once Part of Repton Manor Ashford Atkins 2012 132
Contents and Illustrations 2012 132
Notes on the Contributors 2012 132