Brendan Chester-Kadwell, 2017, 'Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes', Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 138. Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

Antiquarians, Victorian Parsons and Re-writing the Past: How Lyminge Parish Church Acquired an Invented Dedication

Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes

ArticlesVolume 138

25 Jun

Written By KAS

Brendan Chester-Kadwell

PDF

KAS

Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes

Search page

Antiquarians, Victorian Parsons and Re-writing the Past: How Lyminge Parish Church Acquired an Invented Dedication

The Remarkable Multi-Period Finds at Minnis Bay, Birchington: The Major Contribution to Inter-Tidal Zone Archaeology Made by Antoinette Powell-Cotton (1913-1997)

Changing Patterns of Routeways in the Landscape of the Eastern High Weald from the End of the Roman Period to the Building of the Turnpikes

Kent Archaeological Society