Contents
- The eighteenth-century scriptural text boards of Romney Marsh Churches. By Gillian M. Metcalfe1
- Bronze Age enclosures and Saxo-Norman bakehouses: Excavations at Coldharbour Road, Gravesend. By Jake Wilson23
- Living standards of the small trader class in fifteenth-century Canterbury: evidence of escheators’ records. By Chris Briggs and Ben Jervis58
- A Prehistoric Monumental landscape at The Meads, Sittingbourne. By Tania Wilson73
- ‘Grey Dolphin’ and The Horse Church, Minster in Sheppey: the construction of a legend. By Oliver D. Harris97
- Late Bronze Age Funerary practices and subsequent activity at Pinden Quarry, Southfleet. By Chris Hayden, David Score and Tim Haines124
- The Marginal Drawings in the fourteenth-century Cranston MS 1117, almost certainly Canterbury-provenanced. By Julian Luxford152
- ‘Poor people in hovels’: a review of life at the bottom of medieval Kentish society following excavation of a low-status settlement at Monkton, Thanet. By Tim Allen187
- Celebrating Canterbury’s cartographic heritage: a short introduction to the City’s maps and mapmakers, c.1550-1750. By Alexander J. Kent, Avril Leach, Simon Pratt and Cressida Williams216
- Richborough connection project: some evidence of early Bronze Age spelt wheat and late Iron Age/Roman field systems at Hoath. By James Holman and Caroline Russell243
- The identity of the designer of the Bayeux tapestry. By Christine Grainge253
- The medieval findings at Minnis Bay, Birchington, site of the lost settlement of Gore End, limb of the Cinque Port of Dover. By Trevor and Vera Gibbons265
- How ‘Kent’s dramatisable coastline’ plays a significant role in the novels of Elizabeth Bowen. By Diana Hirst290
- The Roman Name of Canterbury and later misunderstandings. By Anthony Durham302
Researches and Discoveries
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