KAS Newsletter, Issue 102, Winter 2015

IssuesIssues 91-120
Written By KAS
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Welcome to our members
Welcome to our members

Mike Clinch, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Peters Village: A Slice Through Time
Peters Village: A Slice Through Time

Chris Clarke (CgMs Consulting), 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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The Mystery of the Speckled Pit: Investigations at Preston Within, Faversham
The Mystery of the Speckled Pit: Investigations at Preston Within, Faversham

Dr Pat Reid, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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30,000 Kent ‘MIs’ from 300 Parishes now on our Website
30,000 Kent ‘MIs’ from 300 Parishes now on our Website

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Read and download ‘Arch. Cant.’ issues from 1858
Read and download ‘Arch. Cant.’ issues from 1858

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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New Publications
New Publications

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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The Newsletter Needs a New Editor
The Newsletter Needs a New Editor

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Up on the Cliffs: Recent Excavations at East Wear Bay and South Foreland
Up on the Cliffs: Recent Excavations at East Wear Bay and South Foreland

Andrew Richardson, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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KAS Thirsk Prize
KAS Thirsk Prize

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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News from the Library
News from the Library

Pernille Richards, Hon. Librarian, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Meet our new Hon. General Secretary
Meet our new Hon. General Secretary

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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KAS Allen Grove History Fund
KAS Allen Grove History Fund

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Events
Events

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Proposal to set up a ‘Kent Traditional Boat Association’
Proposal to set up a ‘Kent Traditional Boat Association’

Edward Sargent, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Rose Hill: ‘Hidden History’ Community Dig, 13-21 June 2015
Rose Hill: ‘Hidden History’ Community Dig, 13-21 June 2015

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Dear Editor: Re. The Convent Well at Woodnesborough
Dear Editor: Re. The Convent Well at Woodnesborough

Peter Hobbs, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Saving Kent’s History
Saving Kent’s History

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Woolcomber Street
Woolcomber Street

Keith Parfitt, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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Scotgrove: A Medieval Manor on the Border of Ash cum Ridley and Hartley
Scotgrove: A Medieval Manor on the Border of Ash cum Ridley and Hartley

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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KCC Community Archaeology Round Up
KCC Community Archaeology Round Up

Andrew Mayfield, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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KAS Churches Committee
KAS Churches Committee

KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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What was it like to live in Anglo-Saxon Lyminge?
What was it like to live in Anglo-Saxon Lyminge?

Marion Green, KAS Education Committee Hon Sec, 2015, KAS Newsletter, Issue 102 (Winter 2015), Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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