Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXXIV (2004)
Rope making in Chatham, the Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet, Romanesque Churches in Rochester, Iron Manufacture in Tonbridge, and the religion of Sir Roger Twysden. It also features excavations at various sites in Kent, and a study on Dover's town defences in the late Middle Ages.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXXIII (2003)
The Warren Farm Chamber, female inmates in East Kent hospitals, a multi-period site at Princes Road, Dartford, debt in the Cranbrook region in the late 17th century, Kent's earliest known aisled hall house, a Belgic-Early Roman site at Great Mongeham, the development of the park and gardens at Knole, railways and the community, a new Roman site at Rochester, the church in Medieval Greenwich, prehistoric activity in the Cray Valley, the Herries family and the building of St Julians, Underriver, and Romanesque fonts in Kent.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXXII (2002)
Roman Greenwich, Cobham Hall, violence in Kent (1460-1560), a Roman site at Home Farm, Eynsford, the population of Sandwich, food and drink for final journeys, Patrixbourne Church, a forgotten Kentish rebellion, excavations at Biggin Street, Dover, Faversham's role in the Armada, stone supply to Saxon Shore Forts, management of Dering Wood, supporting Canterbury hospitals, late Bronze Age features at Hoo St Werburgh, immigrant population in Kent, the Kentish Copperas industry, St Margaret in Kent, and a prehistoric site off Green Lane, Whitfield.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXXI (2001)
Studies on Roman shrines, burial practices, and archaeology. It also includes research on Kentish historic buildings like Westenhanger Castle and St Leonard's Tower.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXX (2000)
The building stones of Rochester Cathedral Crypt, the origins of the Swale, the construction of the Sevenoaks Railway Tunnel, and the emergence of Edward Hasted as a historian of Kent. It also includes archaeological investigations at Sandwich Castle and a Roman occupation site at Dickson’s Corner, Worth.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXIX (1999)
Elizabethan JPs, Anglo-Saxon Eastry, and the Channel Tunnel Rail Link.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXVIII (1998)
Examinations of Tonbridge Castle, St. Gregory's Priory, and an early Romano-British salt-working site.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXVII (1997)
The Sandwich to Dover Turnpike, Canterbury Cathedral's Audit House Fire, and medieval market establishment.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXVI (1996)
Roof-tiling development, Romney Marsh, Tonbridge Castle, and 17th-century trade tokens.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXV (1995)
Quakerism, witchcraft, and Romano-British Villa excavations.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXIV (1994)
The Canterbury-Richborough Roman road, Victorian and Edwardian Kent population, and various excavations.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXII (1993)
From Victorian population to Franciscan lectors at Christ Church Cathedral Priory.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CIX (1991)
Excavations, land measurements, map-making, church architecture, and economic history.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CXI (1993)
Margate's early growth, the Medway megaliths, and the diaries of Allen Grove.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CVIII (1990)
Curteis of Sevenoaks, a Beaker burial from Manston, and excavations at Rochester Cathedral.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CX (1992)
Reports on excavations, discoveries, and research on various sites and artifacts from 1992.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CVII (1989)
From Anglo-Saxon monastic sign language to the development of Kentish marshes post-Norman conquest.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CVI (1988)
Reports on excavations, research findings, and articles on local historical sites from 1988.
Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume CV (1988)
Eynsford Castle, Dover Castle, Barham Church, and more.
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