A Downland Parish - Ash by Wrotham in Former Times
By W. Frank Proudfoot. A manuscript history of Ash, written mostly in the 1970's but never published.
Great Tottington’s Sarsen Stones
Paul Ashbee’s study explores the history of the many stones, grouped and isolated, which were at one time to be seen on the lower land skirting Great Tottington.
Finances and government of Canterbury 1700-1850; an overview
F. H. Panton adds to the work already published in Archaeologia Cantiana examining some aspects of City life, together with the influence of the Cathedral, Parliamentary affairs and the Military on the City.
Patch Grove Ware (PGW) Pottery & an Otford, Kent, Kiln Site - Forms & the N.W. Kent Distribution
By Christopher St John Breen, 4th Year Student, B.Sc. Archaeological Sciences May 1987.
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