Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes

Brendan Chester-Kadwell, 2017, 'Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes', Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 138. Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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