Contents and Illustrations, Volume 131

Contents

• Frontispiece 2011
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• Contents and Illustrations
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• The Social Structure of New Romney as revealed in the 1381 Poll Tax Returns. By Sheila Sweetinburgh
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• A Review of Canterbury’s Romano-British Cemeteries. By Jake Weekes
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• The Medieval Decorated Tile Pavement at St Mary’s Church, Brook: the Finest Survival of the Tyler Hill Floor Tile Industry. By Irene Pellett
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• The Kentish Origins and Connections of Sir George Brown (c.1438-1483). By J.T. Driver
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• Excavations and Discoveries at the Romano-British Cemetery, East Hill, Dartford. By A.N. Herbert
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• School Exercises from Canterbury, c.1480. By Nicholas Orme
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• The Medieval Hospital of St Mary The Blessed Virgin, Ospringe (Maison Dieu): Further Details of its Original Layout Revealed by Excavations at the Fairways. By Andrew Margetts
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• In the Name of the Fallen: Legitimising the Great War in East Kent. By Peter Donaldson
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• Kent’s Twentieth-Century Military and Civil Defences. Part 2 – Medway. By Victor T.C. Smith
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• The Development of Tonbridge seen through the Gate of its Castle: Recent Excavations at the former Bank Street Stock and Cattle Market. By Stuart Holden, Gillian Draper, Chris Jarrett and Damian Goodburn
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• The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 8: The Pottery. By Malcolm Lyne
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• Profession and Death at Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1207-1534. By Joe Connor
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• A Mesolithic Site at Tong’s Meadow, West Street, Harrietsham. By Paul Riccoboni and Dan Swift
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• Rose of Dover (d.1261), Richard of Chilham and an Inheritance in Kent. By Richard Cassidy
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• An Archaeological Interpretative Survey of the Old Castle, Scotney, Lamberhurst: Part 1 – The Medieval Period. By David Martin, Barbara Martin and Jane Clubb
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• The Storage of Canterbury Cathedral Archives and their Travels 1541-1967. By Margaret Sparks
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Research Notes

• Early Roman Evidence for Intensive Cultivation and Malting of Spelt Wheat at Nonington. By Richard Helm and Wendy Carruthers
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• Early Modern Thanet: a Closed or Open Society? Evidence from a Study of Marriage Making and Marriage Horizons c.1560-c.1620. By Gill Wyatt
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• An Iron Age and Romano-British Site on Wood Hill, Kingsdown, near Deal. By Keith Parfitt
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Reviews

• Richard Helm and Jon Rady, Excavations at Market Way, St Stephen’s, Canterbury
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• Martyn Waller, Elizabeth Edwards and Luke Barber (eds), Romney Marsh: Persistence and Change in a Coastal Lowland
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• Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington, The Kingdom and People of Kent AD 400-1066: Their History and Archaeology
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• Sheila Sweetinburgh (ed.), Later Medieval Kent, 1220-1540
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• Meriel Connor, John Stone’s Chronicle: Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1417-1472
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• Helen Clarke, Sarah Pearson, Mavis Mate and Keith Parfitt, Sandwich, The ‘completest medieval town in England’. A study of the town and port from its origin to 1600
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• Jeremy Hodgkinson, British Cast-Iron Firebacks of the 16th to Mid 18th Centuries
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• Robert Sackville-West, Inheritance. The story of Knole and the Sackvilles
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• Christopher Scoble, Letters from Bishopsbourne: three writers in an English Village
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• Reg Hamilton, Colony. Strange origins of one of the earliest modern democracies
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• J. P. Hollingsworth, ‘Those Dirty Miners’: a History of the Kent Coalfield
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• Heather Stennett and K.H. McIntosh (eds), An East Kent Quintet. Voices from Sturry, Fordwich, Hersden, Broad Oak and Westbere
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• Robert Turcan, Dover Through Time
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• Robert Turcan, Faversham Through Time
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• Martin Easdown and Linda Sage, Hythe Through Time
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• Andrew Ashbee, Alfred Hambrook’s Mid-Kent Through Time
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• John Clancy, Milton Regis Through Time
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• Biddenden in Pictures: People, Places, Events
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• Kentish Bibliography 2010
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• Obituaries
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• Brief Notes on Contributors
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• Annual Report and Accounts
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• General Index
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