Contents and Illustrations, Volume 109

Contents

• The remains of a building in the precincts of St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, excavated in 1964. By Frank Jenkins, M.A., Ph.D., F.S.A.
  1
• The ledger slabs of Canterbury Cathedral, 1991. By Tempest Hay
  5
• Kentish land measurements of the thirteenth century. By K.P. Witney
  29
• Excavation of a Belgic and Roman site at 50-54 High Street, Rochester. By A.C. Harrison, B.A., F.S.A.
  41
• Probate accounts as a source for Kentish early modern economic and social history. By Jacqueline Bower
  51
• Kentish map-makers of the seventeenth century. By R Hull
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• Mapping and estate management on the early nineteenth-century estate: The case of the Earl of Aylesford's estate atlas. By David H. Fletcher
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• Kent churches - Some new architectural notes. By Tim Tatton-Brown
  111
• The church of St. Mary the Virgin, Stone-in-Oxney, with particular reference to recent excavation of the North Chapel and to the fire of 1464. By The Revd. S.D. Harris
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• The Jutish cemetery at Sarre revisited: A rescue evaluation. By D.R.J. Perkins
  139
• Murder at Lees Court. By Sir Richard Faber
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• From Staplehurst to Wellington. By D.F. Francis King, M.A., P.G.C.E.
  185
• The finances and government of the city and county of Canterbury in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. By F.H. Panton
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• A Late Bronze Age hoard found at Monkton Court Farm, Thanet. By D.R.J. Perkins
  247
• Interim report on work carried out in 1991 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust
  265
• Researches and discoveries in Kent
  331
• Reviews
  353
• Obituaries
  369
• General Index
  373