GENERAL INDEX
Abbreviations: AS, Anglo-Saxon; IA, Iron Age; Med., Medieval; Meso. Mesolithio;
Neo., Neolithic; R., Roman; RB, Romano-British.
Alkham, Thomas of, 66.
Andrewes, Phineas, 26.
Anglo-Saxon Disc Brooches, Three, by
S. E. Rigold, M.A.., F.S.A., and
Leslie E. Webster, B.A., 1-18.
Barrow, 17.
Beads, 4, 13.
Beaker, 4.
Cemetery, Broadsta.irs, 188.
Buokland, 10.
Fa.versham, 2.
Graves, 17.
Jars, 16.
Pendant Cross, 16.
Ring, 4.
Shield-boss, 4.
Spearhead, 212-14.
Armada Preparations in Kent and
Arrangements made after the Defeat
(1587-1689), by J. N. McGurk, 71-93.
Ashford, 4 7, 87.
Ash-next-Sandwich, 195.
Ayleaford, AS Broooh, 15.
La.the of, 91.
Pa.pal Bull found at, 19/i.
Baker, A., A..R.I.B.A., and Rigold,
S. E., M.A., F.S.A., Two Lost Oourt
Lodges-LongfteW, and Wootton,
61-70. ,,
Baldwin, Ralph, 130 ff.
William, 164.
Barfreston, AS Graves a.t, 17.
Barrows, 178-0, 180.
Batten, Sir William, 26.
Beads, AS, 4.
Beaker, AS, 4.
Becket, St. Thomas, 196.
Berkeley, Richard, 75.
Bethersden, 198.
Bexley, 180-1, 200, 212-14.
Biddenden, Iron-working Sit.a, 192.
Biddle, John, 166.
Binge, Robert, 92.
Bird, Margaret, 156-7.
Blewet, John, 26.
Boone (Bone), Thomas, 168-9.
Boothby Pagnall, Hall at, 101.
Boughton Aluph, 200.
Neo. Barrow, 180.
Malherbe, 113.
231
Boys, Edward, 75.
John, 75.
Bracelet, Bronze, 4.
Brasted, 80.
Brenchley, 91.
Brinsworth, nea,r Sheffield, 200.
Broa.dstairs, AS Cemetery at, 188.
Brooches, AS, 1-18.
RB, 111,143.
Broomfield (Essex), AS Jars from, 16
Brydges, Rev. E. Tymewell, 67.
Buckland, AS Cemetery a.t, 10.
Bull, Papal, 195.
Bunce, Richard, 173.
Burials, 60, 178, 179.
Butler, Matthew, 165.
Caiger, J. E. L., Oozendon Wood,
N orthfleet, 204-7.
Calais, 35.
Oanterbury, Gogan Iiouse, St. Peter's,
by E. W. Parkin, 123-38.
Canterbury, 22, 38, 39, 47, 48, 80, 93,
137.
Eleotorate of, 19.
Freemen of, 20.
Cataline, George, 92.
Ca.uvel, Margaret, 123.
Chalk, RB Site at, 184-7.
Charles II, 149, 157.
Chartham Down, AS Graves at, 17.
Chatham, 26, 73.
Lines, AS Barrow at, 1 7.
Cheesman, John, 168-70, 171.
Chichester, St. Mary's Hospital, 137.
Christ Church, 66.
Churchyard, Sir Thomas, 73.
Cinque Ports, 19, 21, 75, 80.
Clarence, Duke a.nd Duchess of, 43.
Clarke, Thomas, 168.
Cobbett, William, 36, 42.
Cobham, Lord, 72 ff.
Sir Henry, 78, 80.
Codsheath, 80.
Gogan House, St. Peter's, Canterbury,
by E. W. Parkin, 123-38.
Coins, AS, 16.
Gallo-Roman, 31.
Mod., 196-8.
Roman, 60, 98, 140, 142-3, 177,
198-9.
GENERAL INDEX
Cokyn, Family, 132.
William, 123 ff.
Collett, Thomas and William, 169.
Colvin, H. M., cited, 66.
Cooling, RB Site at, 187-8.
Corna.rd (Essex), Abbas Hall, 137.
Oorn Watermill, An Eighteenth-Oenliury,
by R. J. Spa.in, 113-22.
Council for British Archreology, Group
llA, 181.
Kentish Archreology, 181-2.
Cranbrook, 198.
Cray Valley, 201.
Cromwell, Oliver, 151.
Richard, 157.
Crouch, William, 156-7.
Croydon Palace, 65.
Cuddesdon (Oxen.), AS Jara from, 16.
Culmer, Richard, 22.
Collins, Desmond, Excavations at Oldbury
in Kent: The Pak.eolithic
Occupation, 211-12.
Dartford, 93.
Heath, 209-11.
Day, Robert, 164.
Deal, Dover and, in the Nineteenth
Oenliury: Rise and, Decline, by John
Whyman, B.Sc.(Econ.), 35-54.
Denn, Vincent, 23.
Detsioas, A. P., M.A., F.S.A., Excavatione
at Ecdes, 1969, 55-60.
Interim Report, 175-6.
Brooches, 111.
Reviews, 224-5, 228.
Roman Pottery, 101-8.
Samia.n Ware, 146-8.
Dimbleby, Professor J. W., B.Sc., M.A.,
D.Phil., Pollen Analysis, 32-3.
Dover, Castle, 43.
AS Brooch, 13 ff.
Electorate of, 19.
Museum, 1 ff.
Priory Rill, 1, 8 ff.
Dover and Deal in the Nineteenth
Oentury: Rise and Decline, by John
Whyman, B.Sc.(Econ.), 35-54.
Drake, Sir Francis, 72, 91.
Dunning, G. C., B.Sc., D.Lit., F.S.A.,
Polychrome Jug, 110-11.
Dymchurch, 72.
Eastbridge Hospital, 130, 137.
Ecdes, Excavations at, 1989, by A. P.
Detsioas, M.A., F.S.A., 55-60.
Interim Report, 175-6.
Training Course, 176.
Election Issues and tlie Borough Electorates
in Mid-Seventeenth-Oentury
232
Kent, by Madeline V. Jones, M.A.
(Oxen.), Ph.D.(Lond.), 19-27.
Elham, Barrows at, 179.
Elmes, 72.
Elizabeth I, 40-1.
Ewer, Med., Bronze, 198.
ExcavaUon of the Iron Age Camp at
Squerryes, Westerham, by the late
Nancy Piercy Fox, B.A., F.S.A.,
29-33.
Excavations at Eccles, 1969, by A. P.
Detsicas, M.A., F.S.A., 55-60.
Excavations at Oldbury: The Pal<£olithio
Occupattion, by Desmond Collins,
211-12.
Excavations in Rocl1ester, by A. C.
Harrison, B.A., F.S.A., 95-112.
Eythorne, 47.
Fge, William, 21.
Fa.ll'light, Hastings, 72-3.
Fane, Sir Thomas, 75 ff.
Faversha.m, AS Cemetery at, 2.
AS Brooch, 8.
Fletcher, Samuel, 169.
Folkestone, 47.
Frere, Professor Sheppard, cited, 31.
Fyfield Hall (Essex), 137.
Gardiner, Canon, 135.
Dorobhy, 124, 127, 187.
Geddinge, Sub-manor of Christ Church,
66.
Gilbert, Sir John, 72.
Gilton, AS Brooch, lli.
Glass, Beads, AS, 4.
Gosfright, George, 26.
Gravesend, and Milton-next-Gravesend,
The Seventeenth-Oent'IJ/f'!J Token
leS'Uers of, by Ernest W. Tilley,
149-74.
Gravesend, Blockhouse at, 85.
St. George's Church, 182-4.
Graystones, 72.
Green St. Green, 201.
Hales, Sir James, 80-2.
Harker, S. R., Sprimghead-The Well,
F.19, 139-48.
Harrietsham, 113.
Harrison, A. C., B.A., F.S.A., Excavations
in Rochester, 95-112.
Review, 225.
Harvey, John of Danecourt, 195.
Hastings, 47.
Hawkhurst, 196.
Head, George, 165.
Henry VIII, 40.
GENERAL INDEX
Herne Bay, 48.
Hervey, John, 26.
Hewson, Col., 22.
Heyman, Sir Henry, 21.
Higham, 196.
Hill, Thomas, 172.
Hills, Sarah, 153.
Hobf, Sir Edward, 75, 86.
Hollingbourne, 198.
Hone, 196.
Honeywood, William, 75.
Hoo, 72.
Hull, M. R., M.A., F.S.A., Brooches,
143.
Hythe, 19 ff., 47.
I nvestigatioM and Excavations during
the Year, 175-94.
Iron, Adze, 96, 112.
Iron Age, Defences, 31.
Hill-forts, 176-7.
Pottery, 31.
Iron-working Site, 192.
!slip, Archbishop Simon, 196.
James I, 40.
II, 156, 165.
Jessup, Ronald, Obituary by, 229.
Jones, John, 173.
Jones, Madeline V., M.A.(Oxon.),
Ph.D.(Lond.), JiJlection Issues and
the Borough Electorates in MidSeventeenth-
Oemury Kent, 19-27.
Kelsey, Maj.-Gen., 23 ff.
Ke.meter, William, 165.
Kent Arohooologioa.l Society Libracy,
215-21.
Kentisb Rebellion, 22.
Kenwrick, Col. William, 23.
Kersey Priory, 137.
Keston, IA Camp a.t, 32.
Kingsnortb, RB Burle.I at, 178.
Kingston, AS Brooch, 5 ff.
Knott, Capt. Lawrence, 23.
Lambarde, William, 76 ff.
Langton, Stephen, 137.
Larkfield, Hundred of, 76.
Layton, Sir Thomas, 85.
Lee, Susan, 162.
Leicester, Earl of, 75, 89.
Lanham, 113.
Lennard, Capt. John, 80.
Leveson, Sir John, 76 ff., 91.
Leysdown, 199.
Limpsfield (Surrey), Old Court Cottage,
137.
2.33
Longfield and Woottor1r-Two Lost Oourt
Lodges, by A. Baker, A.R.I.B. A. .,
and S. E. Rigold, M.A., F.S.A., 61-70.
Low Countries, 75, 78.
Lyminge, Barrows, 178-9.
McGurk, J. N., Armada Prepa1·ations in
Kent and Arrangement8 made after the
Defeat (1587-1589), 71-93.
Maidstone, 21, 22, 39, 47, 87, 196.
Maldon (Essex), 61.
:Margate, 45, 4 7.
RB, Quern, 188.
Mason, R. T., cited, 137.
:May, John, 161, 172.
Medieval, Bronze Ewer, 198.
Pottery, 31, 96, 108-111.
Sea.I, 198.
Medhoust (Medhurst), Marek, 168.
Medway, River, 73.
Mannes, Sir John, 25.
Mesolithic, Implements, 184, 198.
Milton,-next-Gravesend, TheSeventeenth-
Oentury Token Issuer/! of Gravesend
and, by Ernest W. Tilley, 149-74.
Milton Regis, l ff.
Milton-next-Sittingbourne, 151, 178.
Milton, near Canterbury, 151.
Milton, Hundred of, 173.
Money, J. H., M.A., F.S.A., Interim
Report on the Excavations at Oasae
Hill, Tonbridge, Iron Age Hill-fort/!,
176-7.
Montagu, Edward, 24.
Napoleonic Wars, 41, 53.
Na.shenden, 98 ff.
Nee.le, Anne, 163.
Neolithic, Axe, 201.
Barrow, 180.
New Romney, Eleotora.te of, 19.
Ninn (Nynn), Wa.lter, 151, 152, 161 ff.
Norris, Sir John, 79, 82.
Northfleet, 196, 204-7.
Wombwell Hall, 174.
Northumberland, Earl of, 21.
Obituary, 229.
Oldbury, 211-12.
Oliver, George, 152, 170.
William, 168, 170.
Ore, John of, 66.
Orpington, 201, 203-4.
Ostend, 35.
Oxinden, Henry, of Barham, 23 ff.
Palreolitbic, Implements, 209-11.
Occupation at Oldbury, 211-12.
GENERAL INDEX
Parkin, E. W.,Oogan HOWJe,St. Peter's,
Canterbury, 123-38.
Parliament, Cavalier, 24-5.
Long, 21.
Short, 20.
Parson, Elizabeth, 153.
Jacob, 151 ff.
Pa.rteriche, Sir Edward, 20, 25.
Partridge, Willia,m, 75.
Pashlow, Edward, 154 ff.
Payne, G., 1, 10.
Pepys, Samuel, 158 ff.
Penn, the late William S., cit.ed, 139.
Pett's Wood, 201.
Peyton, Sir Thomas, 20.
Piercy Fox, the la.tie Nancy, B.A.,
F.S.A., Jj)=ation of the Iron Age
Carwp at Squerryea, Weaterham, 29-33.
Plaw, John, 67.
Plume, Archdeacon, of Rochester, 61.
Pollen, Analysis, 32-3.
Potter, Ca.pt. Thomas, 80, 01.
Pott.ery, IA, 31.
Med., 31, 96, 108-11.
RB, 31, 56, 101-2, 140, 143-6, 185.
samian ware, 102-8, 140, 146-8, 179.
terra nigra, 56, 190.
terra rubra, 190.
Preston, John, 156 ff.
Furton Green Farm, Suffolk, 137.
Queenborough, Borough of, 19.
Ra.msga.te, 45, 47.
Reade, William, 161 ff.
Reddall, John, 157 ff.
Researches and Discoveries in Kent,
195-214.
Reviews, 223-8.
Richmond, James, 173.
Rigold, S. E., M.A., F.S.A., and
Webster, Leslie E., B.A., Three
Anglo-Saxon Disc Brooches, 1-18.
and Baker A., A.R.I.B.A., Two Lost
Court Lodges-Longfield and Wootton,
61-70.
Ring, AS, 4.
Rivers, Capt. George, 83, 92.
Roach Smith, C., I.
Rochest.er, 26, 48, 73, 83 ff., 90, 165.
Bridgewardens, 99.
East Gate, 191.
Old Corn Exchange, 95 ff.
St. Andrew, 61.
The Common, 96 ff.
Roman, Coins, 60, 98, 140, 142-3, 177,
198-9.
234
Romano-British, Burial, 178, 179.
Ditches, 56-7, 59, 178.
Pottery, 31, 101-2, 140, 143-4, 190,
Quern, 188.
Settlement, 178.
Site, 139-48, 185-6, 187-8.
Temple, 190.
Villa, 56 ff.
Well, 139-48.
Romney (Old), Burials, 179.
Ruckinge, RB Burial, 179.
Ruxley, Church, 181.
Sa.ndgate, 72.
Sandwich, 47.
Electorate of, 19 ff.
Sa.rre, AS Brooch, 7, 15.
Scott, Sir Thomas, 75, 80-2.
Scray, Lathe of, 80, 173.
Seal, Church, 185-6.
Seal, Wax, 196.
Med., 196.
Sevenoaks, 93.
Sheerness, 160.
Sheppey, 72, 87.
Shepway, La.the of, 80.
Shield-boss, AS, 4.
Shorne, Meso. Implements, 184.
RB Settlement, 184-7.
Sibertswold, AS Graves at, 17.
Sidcup, 181.
Sifflet, Antony, 151, 170-1.
Silchest.er, 97.
Sittingbourne, 2.
Skeath, Mary, 158.
Smith, John, 152, 172.
Sommerden, 80.
Sondes, Sir Thomas, 85.
Southborough, 199-201.
Spain, R. J., An Jj)ighteenth-Centur-y
Corn Wat,ermill , 113-22.
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