
Contents and Illustrations, Volume 122
'Contents and Illustrations, Volume 122', Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 122. Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
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Cobham Hall: the House and Gardens
Contents and Illustrations, Volume 122
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- Frontispiece 2002i
- Contents and Illustrationsii
- Cobham Hall: the House and Gardens. By Tim Tatton-Brown1
- Interpersonal Violence in Kent, 1460-1560. By Karen Jones29
- A Roman site at Home Farm, Eynsford. By Brian Philp and Maurice Chenery49
- The Population of Sandwich from the Accession of Elizabeth I to the Civil War. By Jane Andrewes and Michael Zell79
- One for the Road? Providing Food and Drink for the Final Journey. By Edward Biddulph101
- Patrixbourne Church: Medieval Patronage, Fabric and History. By Mary Berg113
- A Forgotten Kentish Rebellion, September-October 1470. By Malcolm Mercer143
- Excavations at Biggin Street, Dover. By David Wilkinson and Duncan Wood153
- Faversham's Role in the Armada and Counter-Armada. By Patricia Hyde and Duncan Harrington183
- Stone Supply to the Saxon Shore Forts at Reculver, Richborough, Dover, and Lympne. By Andrew Pearson197
- The Management of Dering Wood, Smarden, since the Medieval Period: Archaeological and Documentary Evidence. By Nicola Bannister221
- Supporting the Canterbury Hospitals: Benefaction and the Language of Charity in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. By Sheila Sweetinburgh237
- Late Bronze Age, Romano-British and Early/Middle Saxon Features at Hoo St Werburgh. By Chris Moore259
- Interpretations of the Influence of the Immigrant Population in Kent in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By Elizabeth Edwards275
- Roman Greenwich. By Gary Brown293
- The Kentish Copperas Industry. By Tim Allen, Mike Cotterill and Geoffrey Pike319
- St Margaret in Kent: Two Eleventh-Century Anecdotes. By Diana Webb335
- Interim Reports on Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1998-2000343
- The Release of Ornaments in the Archbishop's Chapel and some other arrangements following Simon Mepham's Elevation. By Roy Martin Haines363
- A Prehistoric Site off Green Lane, Whitfield, near Dover. By Keith Parfitt373
- Researches and Discoveries397
- Reviews425
- Obituaries441
- Brief Notes on the Contributors445
- Annual Report and Accounts449
- General Index457
- Committees of the Society456