Spring 2004 KAS Newsletter: Insightful updates on Canterbury digs, Tractarian Movement, Thames Defense, and intriguing ancient finds.

Discoveries at Thurnham, Valley Park School's archaeology center, historical insights on Wesley, Whitefield, and more.

Historical and archaeological discoveries, library updates, and educational events

Ringlemere dig, Faversham Museum update, Time Team's Syndale excavation, new website, lectures/events.

New books, lectures, Roman shipwrecks, Bronze Age hoard, community archaeology, and Kent's heritage preservation.

Excavation insights, historical research, church archaeology, and educational outreach on Kent's rich past.

Temple Hill's past, uncovering Iron Age to Saxon remains, alongside updates on Kent's historical research.

Kent's Ringlemere Cup mirrors Rillaton find, revealing Bronze Age splendor and insights into early settlement patterns.

Late Iron Age and Early Roman warrior burials at Brisley Farm, Ashford, highlighting significant archaeological finds.

Highlighting Sheerness Docks' at-risk historic buildings, introducing new newsletter format, and exploring woad in rebellion.

Archaeological insights from Bredhurst reveal historical remnants and challenges, enriching our understanding of the area's past.

Updates on fieldwork, excavations, grants, and promoting archaeology in Kent through research and training.

Roman invasion's impact on Kent and Sussex and debates, archaeological evidence, and history.

Archaeological findings in Weald, Roman roads study, and educational courses and events.

Maydensole archaeology, Thanet Society's youth club, KAS events, and historical insights on Kent.

Sandwich Castle's history, excavation insights, and dating challenges enriching Kent's archaeological narrative.

Exploring Roman centuriation on the Hoo Peninsula, and juxtapose ancient land division with English measures.

Rochester excavations & local history projects like the E179 Project on taxation records.

Highlights Medway Battle monument, Roman Britain's conquest, and scholarly debates on historical interpretations.

Honoring Arthur Harrison, uncovering Roman South Gate in Rochester, society updates, and promoting Kent archaeology.