Archaeologia Cantiana Volume 135

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Title Author Published Volume
Archaeological Research Notes 2014 135
Book Reviews 2014 135
Cover Design 2014 135
Evidence of a Distinct Focus of Romano-British Settlement at Maidstone Excavations at Church Street 2011-12 O'Shea-Walker 2014 135
Historical Research Notes 2014 135
How Mapping The Lowy of Tonbridge can further our Understanding of its Origins Nature and Extent Cole 2014 135
Migration and Mobility in the Isle of Thanet in the Late ElizabethanEarly Jacobean Period (c. 1560 -0 c. 1620) Wyatt 2014 135
Annual Report and Accounts 2013 2014 135
Out on a Limb' Insights into Grange A Small Member of the Cinque Ports Confederation Meddens 2014 135
Contents 2014 135
The Earliest Parish Registers of the Diocese of Canterbury Some Observations Questions and Problems Wright 2014 135
Frontispiece 2014 2014 135
The Early Development of a Canterbury Suburb Romano-British and Medieval Archaeology at Nos 19 and 45-47 Wincheap Helm 2014 135
General Index 2014 135
The Heraldry of Godinton House near Ashford. Newill 2014 135
Notes on Contributors 2014 135
The Priory of Christ Church Canterbury and its Connections with London in the Late Middle Ages Connor 2014 135
Obituaries 2014 135
The Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet Austin Jones 2014 135
A Reappraisal of Eleventh-Century Settlement in the Eastern High Weald Chester-Kadwell 2014 135
What's in a Name Exploring the use of Creature as a Christian Name in the Diocese of Canterbury in the Early Modern Period Craig-Mair 2014 135
A Regionally Important Early Iron Age Pottery Group Manor Farm Pub Site High Street Rainham Seager Thomas 2014 135
Annual Bibliography of Kentish Archaeology and History 2013 2014 135