Kentish Bibliography

351 ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF KENTISH ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY Compilers: D. Saunders and Prof. D. Killingray. A bibliography of books, articles, reports, pamphlets published in the calendar year 2022, unless otherwise stated. GENERAL AND MULTI-PERIOD Brodie, A., The Spur, Dover Castle, Kent: architectural investigation report (Swindon: Historic England Publishing). Canterbury Archaeological Trust., Canterbury’s Archaeology 2020-2021 45th Annual Report (Canterbury: CAT). Geraint, F., Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent: historic area assessment (Swindon: Historic England Publishing). Rosman, D., Canterbury: a history since 1500, the story of a city and its people (Lancaster: Carnegie Publishing). Sackville-West, R., Knole: a private view of one of Britain’s Great Houses (New York: Rozzini Electa). PREHISTORIC Gardiner, V., ‘Fieldwork in Kent Undertaken by MOLA 2019-2020: summary reports’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 326-331. Gittings, E., ‘Excavations at Margett’s Pit, Burham: large-scale manufacture of artefacts in Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 305-314. Knowles, P. and Allen, T., ‘A Rare Kentish Example of a Very Early Post-Glacial Flint-Knapping Site at Court Stairs, Ramsgate’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 274- 291. Parfitt, K., ‘Ringlemere: investigation of prehistoric ring-ditches, M2 and M3’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 1-32. Russel, C., ‘Extended Continuity of Late Iron Age Landscape Features Revealed in Arch-aeological Investigations at Moat Road, Headcorn’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 20-26. Slaughter, P., ‘Bronze Age River and Pastoral Life on The Foreshore at Swalecliffe’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 315-320. ROMAN Clifton, S., ‘The Complex of Roman Buildings Excavated by MAAG at East Farleigh, 2005-17: an interim report’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 129-157. Gerrard, J. and Seddon, G., By the Medway Marsh. Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd Monograph No. 24. (Results of excavation at Grange, Gillingham; see review.) KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2022 352 ANGLO-SAXON Dark, K., ‘The Earliest English Church? A reconsideration of the chapel of St Pancras, in St. Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury’, Journal of British Archaeological Association, online 18 July 2022. Gretzinge. J., et al. ‘The Anglo-Saxon migration and the formation of the early English gene pool’, Nature, 21, September 2022. Reid, P., ‘Probable SFB at Market Inn Site Yields First Secure Evidence of Early Anglo-Saxon Settlement at Faversham; some comparisons with other Kentish SFBs’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 51-77. Tongeren, T.V., ‘The Updown Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: a revision of the site’s chronology using correspondence analysis’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 93-120. MEDIEVAL Allen, T. and Martin, T., The Castle Hill Brickworks and Somerhill Estate: post medieval discoveries on the A21 Tonbridge-To Pembury Dualling Scheme, Kent (Oxford: Oxford Archaeology). Cleaver, L., ‘Fire! Accounts of Destruction and Survival at Canterbury & Bury St Edmunds in the Late Twelfth Century’, in K. Gerry and L. Cleaver (eds), Lost Artefacts From Medieval England & France (Woodbridge: Boydell). Draper, G., ‘Knole House, Jack Cade and the “Battle of Solefields”, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 121-128. Draper, S., ‘What Archbishop Bourchier Acquired in his 1456 Knole Transaction’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 258-273. Lepine, D., ‘William Thornbury (d.1481), Vicar of Faversham - and Anchorite?’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 228-246. Neal, D.S. and Rodwell, W., Canterbury Cathedral, Trinity Chapel: the archaeology of the Mosaic Pavement and setting of the Shrine of St Thomas Becket (Oxbow). Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Starting a New Life as Artisans and Traders in Ricardian and Henrician Canterbury (c.1400 and c.1500), Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 33-50. Wilson, E., ‘Iconography and Origin: a twelfth-century Limoges enamel plaque from Bayham Abbey in the British Museum’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 158-180. Wood, R., ‘Sculpture at The Green Court Gateway of Canterbury Cathedral Priory’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 181-189. EARLY MODERN Bolton, M., ‘The Isle of Thanet and the 1642 Protestation Oath’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 247-257. Leach, A., ‘“For the Honour of that Ancient Metropolis”: William Somner’s The Antiquities of Canterbury (1640)’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 190-214. Rosman, D., Canterbury: A History since 1500, the story of a city and its people (Palatine Books). Williamson, S., ‘New Light on Stephen Gray, frs (1666-1736) Canterbury Freeman Dyer’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 292-304. Zell, M. and Davies J., ‘The “Great Plague of London” in Greenwich and Deptford, 1665- 1666’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 78-92. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2022 353 MODERN – POST-1700 Adams, E., Ashford at War (Canterley Publishing). Adams, E., High Halden at War (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2021). Adams, E., Rolvenden at War (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing). Adams, E., Wittersham School: the first 200 years (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2019). Allen, G., Bees, Wasps & Ants of Kent (Sittingbourne: Kent Field Club, 2nd edition, 2020). Bradbury, D., Dungeness: coastal architecture (London, Pavilion Bks). Cadbury, D., The School That Escaped the Nazis (London: Insiders/Outsiders & The Association of Jewish Refugees) [Bunce Court School, Otterden]. Cossons, N., Chatham Historic Dockyard: world power to resurgence (Swindon: Historic England Publishing, 2021). Cruttenden, N., Watch & Ward: a history of Margate Borough Police 1858-1943 (Birchington: Ozaru Books). Down, C., Swanscombe Cement Works and its Railways (Bedford: Strathwood). FitzGerald, R., Buildings of Kent (Oxbridge: Kedleston Publishing). Fishpool, J., Dial 999! Herne Bay’s Emergency Services Through the Years (Herne Bay: Herne Bay Historical Records Soc). Grattan, P., Oasts and Hop Kilns: a history (Swindon: Historic England Publishing, 2021). Merwe van de, P., ‘William Pratt of Greenwich (1717-95): ship’s carpenter and painter’, The Mariner’s Mirror, 107, 3 (2021), 370-373. Mills, P., Prevention, Detection & Keepers of The Peace: policing Tonbridge, a division of Kent County Constabulary, the first 50 years and more (Tonbridge: Mr Books). Pittman, S., A.J. Clements & Sons Farmers of Gosenhill, Crockenhill, Kent (Dartford: Darenth Print Design). Robinson, K., ‘Kentish Duck Decoys’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 215-227. Sankey, G., Old Breweries of Tunbridge Wells: the history of brewing beer in and around the town (Tunbridge Wells: Royal Tunbridge Wells Civic Society, 2020). Seymour, R., Brasted Place. Its owners and residents: a history (Brasted: Brasted Society). Taylor, I. and Killingray, D., Sevenoaks 1790-1914: risk and choice in West Kent (Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press). Thomas, A., Railways of the South-East (Stamford: Key Publishing) [mostly Kent]. Turner, R., The Story of Herne Bay’s Pleasure Boats (Herne Bay: Herne Bay Historical Records Soc.). Vincent, P., Country Matters (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2020) [Farming at Elham]. Williams, V., From Bobby’s to Folca (Folkestone: Folkestone & District Local History Soc.) [History of Folkestone’s department store 1906-2020]. Williams, V., A Century of Service the Rotary Club of Folkestone (Folkestone: Folkestone & District Local History Soc.). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2022 354