Contents and Illustrations, Volume 54

Contents

• List of Officers
  viii, ix
• List of Local Secretaries
  x
• Societies in Union
  xi, xii
• List of Members
  xiii
• Report for the Year ended 31st December, 1940
  xxxi
• Financial Accounts for 1940
  xxxviii
• Illustrations Fund, 1940
  xlii
• James Ryman, a Forgotten Kentish Poet. By G. Ward
  1
• Archaeologia Cantiana
  16
• The Church of St. Helen, Canterbury, A Forgotten Sanctuary. By F. W. Jessup
  21
• The Earthworks of Joyden's Wood, Bexley, Kent. By H. F. Macklin
  36
• The Earthworks on Hayes and West Wickham Commons. By J. A. Lee
  50
• St. Margaret's Bay and the Roman Roads to Richborough, Dover, and Canterbury. By F. W. Jessup
  60
• Stonar and the Wantsum Channel. Part II—Historical. By W. P. D. Stebbing, F.S.A.
  75
• Stonar and the Wantsum Channel. Part II—Historical Appendix: Polychrome Pottery from Stonar. By W. P. D. Stebbing, F.S.A.
  92
• The Age of St. Mildred's Church, Canterbury. By E. G. Martin, M.A.
  100
• Miscellaneous Notes: Littlebrook Walls, Dartford; A Note on the Library of Lesnes Abbey; Crop Marks at Brabourne. By Various Contributors
  106
• Obituaries: Arthur Hussey, Richard Cooke, Ralph Hare Griffin, Frederick William Hardman
  113
• General Index
  118

Illustrations

• Sir Harry Vane's Fountain: Sketch showing course of pipe line
  9
• Notes on a Saxon Charter of Higham: Map showing Saxon Boundaries at Higham
  facing 12
• The Barton and Bartoner of Christ Church, Canterbury: Map showing The Barton, Christ Church, and the City of Canterbury
  17
• Stonar and the Wantsum Channel: Plate I. Jug of Early 14th C. Type from the Carmelite Friary, Sandwich
  facing 47
• Stonar and the Wantsum Channel: Plate II. Various Metal Objects and a Bone Tag from Stonar
  48
• Anchor House, Lynsted: Plate I. Photograph of Anchor House
  facing 53
• Anchor House, Lynsted: Plate II. Drawing of Exterior of main door
  54
• Anchor House, Lynsted: Plate III. Drawing of Interior of main door within the Screens
  55
• A Pottery Kiln Site at Tyler Hill, near Canterbury: Figs. 1, 2, and 3. Medieval Pottery
  59, 61, 63
• The Star Inn, Canterbury: Plate I. Drawing of Front
  74
• The Star Inn, Canterbury: Plate II. Drawing of remaining portion of the Back
  75
• The Star Inn, Canterbury: Plate III. Brackets on the Front Side. Stone inserted in Back Wall
  facing 76