KAS 01/09/2023 KAS 01/09/2023

Henley’s Second World War Industrial Air-raid Shelters

Victor Smith explores Henley’s Second World War Industrial air-raid shelters.

KAS 28/07/2021 KAS 28/07/2021

Kent and the Abolition of the Slave Trade: A County Study, 1760S - 1807

Professor David Killingray

KAS 28/07/2021 KAS 28/07/2021

The Papermakers of Snodland c.1740-1854

Dr Andrew Ashbee

KAS 28/07/2021 KAS 28/07/2021

Cholera and typhoid fever in Kent

Christopher Collins

KAS 01/04/2021 KAS 01/04/2021

Margate Caves, Cliftonville

R. F. LeGear and C. M. Pearson

KAS 07/08/2020 KAS 07/08/2020

The Deal Boatmen - Heroes or Villains?

Dr Jacqueline Bower

KAS 04/08/2020 KAS 04/08/2020

Clandestine Marriage in the Diocese of Rochester during the Mid-fourteenth Century

Dr Andrew J. Finch

KAS 01/09/2018 KAS 01/09/2018

Lost Hamlets: Discovering and recording two quite different lost hamlets in Thanet North-East Kent

D. Gordon Taylor asks how two hamlets, only one mile apart, vary so much?

KAS 01/07/2014 KAS 01/07/2014

Witham Matthews Bywater: trials and travels of a KAS pioneer

Paul Tritton

KAS 01/07/2010 KAS 01/07/2010

The Pilgrims’ Way Revisited: The use of the North Downs main trackway and the Medway crossings by medieval travellers

KAS 01/07/2009 KAS 01/07/2009

C. N. Kidd's Chalk Mine at Shepherds Lane, Dartford

KAS 01/07/2008 KAS 01/07/2008

Walking Home From The Fish- Pond: Local Allusion In Walter Of Bibbesworth’s 13 C. Treatise For Housewives

KAS 01/05/2006 KAS 01/05/2006

The Margate Shell Grotto

KAS 01/06/2005 KAS 01/06/2005

Two previously unrecorded marginal illustrations in a Christ Church, Canterbury Manuscript: Cotton Tiberius A. III.

KAS 01/08/2004 KAS 01/08/2004

Basan and Bata - The Occupational Surnames of two Pre-Conquest Monks of Canterbury

KAS 01/07/2004 KAS 01/07/2004

The Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society’s Chalk Mine and the Building of the Bostall Estate

KAS 01/08/2002 KAS 01/08/2002

Infancy, Polygamy and Parenting within Iron Age Kent

KAS 01/08/2002 KAS 01/08/2002

Great Tottington’s Sarsen Stones

Paul Ashbee’s study explores the history of the many stones, grouped and isolated, which were at one time to be seen on the lower land skirting Great Tottington.

KAS 01/05/2002 KAS 01/05/2002

A possible Roman tide-mill

KAS 01/11/2000 KAS 01/11/2000

Finances and government of Canterbury 1700-1850; an overview

F. H. Panton adds to the work already published in Archaeologia Cantiana examining some aspects of City life, together with the influence of the Cathedral, Parliamentary affairs and the Military on the City.

Kent Archaeological Society