Volume 4 Year 1861 Page number 27-42 Author John Brent jun. BRENT, John junior CitationJohn Brent jun..1861.Roman Cemeteries in Canterbury, with some conjectures concerning, its earliest inhabitants.Archaeologia Cantiana.4:27-42. Permalinkhttps://kentarchaeology.org.uk/node/9407 Download Roman Cemeteries in Canterbury, with some conjectures concerning, its earliest inhabitants. PDF Related The Earliest Parish Registers of the Diocese of Canterbury Some Observations Questions and Problems Arch Cant Article VOLUME 135 PUBLISHED 2014 PAGE 153-188 Author David Wright Preview Some Notes on Petitions concerning Canterbury Monastic House in the Court of Chancery Arch Cant Article VOLUME 43 PUBLISHED 1931 PAGE 199-214 Author Dorothy Gardiner Preview The Earliest Rochester Bridge. Was it built by the Romans? Arch Cant Article VOLUME 35 PUBLISHED 1921 PAGE 127-138 Author A. A. Arnold Preview Some Mirrors from Roman Canterbury Arch Cant Article VOLUME 99 PUBLISHED 1983 PAGE 231-236 Author G. Lloyd-Morgan Preview A Roman Cemetery at St Martin's Hill, Canterbury Arch Cant Article VOLUME 40 PUBLISHED 1928 PAGE 67-78 Author W. Whiting Preview more
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