Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 123, 2003

Contents

• Frontispiece 2003
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• Contents and Illustrations
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• The Warren Farm Chamber: a Reconsideration. By Paul Ashbee
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• Joining the Sisters: Female Inmates of the Late Medieval Hospitals in East Kent. By Sheila Sweetinburgh
  17
• Ritual and Riverside Settlement: a Multi-Period Site at Princes Road, Dartford. By Paul Hutchings
  41
• Debt in the Cranbrook Region in the Late Seventeenth Century. By Anthony Poole
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• Newbury Farm, Tonge: Kent's Earliest Known Aisled Hall House. By Rupert Austin
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• A Belgic-Early Roman Site at Great Mongeham, near Deal. By Keith Parfitt
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• The Development of the Park and Gardens at Knole. By Kristina Taylor
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• Railways and the Community: the Kentish Evidence. By Frank W.G. Andrews
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• A New Roman Site Discovered at Rochester. By Brian Philp
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• The Church in Medieval Greenwich. By Michael Egan
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• Prehistoric Activity in the Cray Valley: a New Site at Old Bexley. By Barry John Bishop
  255
• The Herries Family and the Building of St Julians, Underriver, 1819-1837. By Margaret Bates and David Killingray
  273
• Interim Reports on Recent Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust
  291
• St Michael's Chapel, Canterbury Cathedral: a Lancastrian Mausoleum. By Mark Duffy
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• Romanesque Fonts in Kent: the French Connections. By C.S. Drake
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• An Archaeological Evaluation of the Medieval Shipyard Facilities at Small Hythe. By Peter S. Bellamy and Gustav Milne
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• Brief Notes on the Contributors
  431
• Annual Report and Accounts 2002
  443
• General Index
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• Committees of the Society
  456
• Rules of the Kent Archaeological Society
  451