Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 126, 2006

Contents

• Frontispiece 2006
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• Contents and Illustrations
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• The Tanners of Wrotham Manor 1400-1600. By Jayne Semple
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• The Medieval site at Well Wood, Aylesford. By Brian Philp
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• The Poor of Otham and Nearby Parishes: the Coxheath Poor House. By Hugh Vaux
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• Archaeological Investigations at Middle Stoke on the Hoo Peninsula. By Richard James
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• Charing Clocks, Clockmakers and Clock-keepers (Part II). By Chris H. K. Williams
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• The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 3: The Corridor House, Building 4. By Keith Parfitt
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• A Directory of Medical Personnel qualified and practising in the Diocese of Canterbury, c. 1560-1730. By Ian Mortimer
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• The Roman Road from Sutton Valence to Ashford: evidence for an alternative route to that proposed by Margary. By Neil Aldridge
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• Anglo-Saxon Building Techniques: Quoins of Twelve Kentish Churches Reviewed. By John F. Potter
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• A Prehistoric ‘Burnt Mound’ site at Crabble Paper Mill, near Dover. By Keith Parfitt
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• St Radegund’s Abbey – a re-assessment of the Abbey Church. By M. C. J. Davis
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• Welfare Provision in Seventeenth-Century Kent: a look at Biddenden and neighbouring parishes. By Anthony Poole
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• Interim Reports on Recent Work Carried Out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust
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• The Archangel Gabriel’s Stone and Other Relics: William Haute’s search for Salvation in Fifteenth-Century Kent. By Sheila Sweetinburgh
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• Canterbury’s 1844 Archaeological Congress. By Paul Ashbee
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• A Late Iron-Age/Early Roman site at Bredgar, near Sittingbourne. By Damien C. Boden
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• Researches and Discoveries in Kent
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• Reviews
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• Obituaries
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• Notes on the Contributors
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• Annual Report and Accounts 2005
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• Notes for Guidance for Contributors to Archaeologia Cantiana
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• General Index
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