Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 145, 2024

Frontispiece:
‘The Quire of Canterbury Cathedral’, painted by Thomas Johnson (c.1628-85) in 1657. Acquired by Canterbury Cathedral in December 2023 under the Acceptance in Lieu Scheme.

Being Contributions to the History and Archaeology of Kent

Published by the Kent Archaeological Society

Charitable Incorporated Organization no. 1176989

© 2024 Kent Archaeological Society

ISSN 0066-5894

Produced for the Society by Past Historic, Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire

Printed in Great Britain

Index of Contents

• Archaeological investigations at the Cluniac House of Horton Priory
  1
• The Architectural Development of Horton Priory from its Foundation to the 17th century
  29
• A Tudor shipwreck on Dungeness: shipping and wrecks around Lydd in the medieval and early modern periods
  55
• The excavation of Barrow 4 in the Lord of the Manor barrow group at Ozengell, near Ramsgate
  78
• The Early Medieval Pottery assemblage from the Excavations at Lyminge, 2008-2015
  95
• Archaeological Investigations along the Lamberhurst bypass: a medieval iron-working site at Spray Hill
  132
• Heroes and Villains: the Tunbridge Wells Police Scandal of 1853
  161
• Anglo-Saxon cemetery sites around Nonington
  185
• Register E: the ‘Great Cartulary’ of Christ Church Priory, Canterbury
  212
• The Economy and Administration of Boxley Abbey and its Estates in the Fourteenth century
  233
• Caesar’s Camp, a Late Iron Age enclosure and medieval pits at the Holwood Estate, Keston
  243
• How we lived then: a Study of Wills and Inventories from the Isle of Thanet 1480-1773
  267
• Bronze Age sword moulds from Holborough Quarry, Snodland, in context
  290

Researches and Discoveries

• The Lees Court Estate findings
  309
• A Prehistoric Pebble Hammer from Goodnestone, near Faversham
  311
• People and Economy of South Frith before the Black Death
  313
• Pear-based Place Names: a note on Perry Wood
  328
• Canterbury’s Missing Burghmote Minute Book (1602-1630)
  337
• An Urban Ice Well at Gravesend
  346

Reviews

• Cemeteries and Graveyards. A Guide for Family and Local Historians in England and Wales
  351
• Northfleet’s Forgotten Tunnels - Henley’s Second World War Industrial Air-raid Shelters
  352
• Castles of Kent Through Time
  367
• “Faithful Servant”. Rev. John Hallett Hotham, Vicar of Sutton-at-Hone 1836-1881
  371
• The Adventures of a Black Edwardian Intellectual. The Story of James Arthur Harley
  371
• Kent’s Literary Heritage
  367
• Changing Queenships in Tenth-Century England: Rhetoric and (Self-) Representation in the Case of Eadgifu of Kent at Cooling
  371

• Kentish Bibliography
  357
• Obituaries
  359
• Notes on the Contributors
  367
• General Index
  371