Denton

Former Names & Derivations

Denintone, Deniton', Dene Tun, Denetone, Daneton

LITTLE BREACH FARMHOUSE BARHAM, KENT Historic building recording of the elevations of a late medieval timber-framed house

Location

Building Survey

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2011

Historic Environment Record

True

LITTLE BREACH FARM VALLEY ROAD, BARHAM, KENT An archaeological appraisal of the grade II listed barn.

Location

Unspecified report

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2006

Historic Environment Record

True

Little Breach Farm, Barham, Kent, Archaeological watching-brief summary report

Location

Watching Brief

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2012

Historic Environment Record

True

FORMER OPEN-FRONTED SHELTER, LITTLE BREACH FARM VALLEY ROAD, BARHAM, KENT A brief appraisal,

Location

Building Survey

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2008

Historic Environment Record

True

A watching brief at the Paddock, Broome Park Estate

Location

Watching Brief

By

Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd

Year of Report

2002

Historic Environment Record

True

Denton near Gravesend, St Mary:Diocesan church survey

Location

By

Diocese of Rochester

Year of Report

1993

Historic Environment Record

True

Denton

M.I. Record

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KAS collections - Portrait of Anne Wyatt/Twysden

Anne Wyatt Twysden

The Romano-British villa and Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Eccles

On Thursday the 7th April there will be a mini conference to host the launch of a monograph summarising the excavations at Eccles (1962-76) and assessing the significance of the central and lower Medway valley during the 1st millennium AD.

Steve Cosh (the Roman villa) and Nick Stoodley (the Anglo-Saxon cemetery) present an overview and discussion of the more significant results to emerge from this work.