Vol. 122 2002

	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii; Editorial Personnel viii
1.	Cobham Hall: the House and Gardens. By Tim Tatton-Brown	01
2.	Interpersonal Violence in Kent, 1460-1560. By Karen Jones	29
3.	A Roman site at Home Farm, Eynsford. By Brian Philp and Maurice Chenery	49
4.	The Population of Sandwich from the Accession of Elizabeth Ito the Civil War. By Jane Andrewes and Michael Zell	79
5.	One for the Road? Providing Food and Drink for the Final Journey. By Edward Biddulph	101
6.	Patrixbourne Church: Medieval Patronage, Fabric and History. By Mary Berg	113
7.	A Forgotten Kentish Rebellion, September-October 1470. By Malcolm Mercer	143
8.	Excavations at Biggin Street, Dover. By David Wilkinson and Duncan Wood	153
9.	Faversham’ s Role in the Armada and Counter-Armada. By Patricia Hyde and Duncan Harrington	183
10.	Stone Supply to the Saxon Shore Forts at Reculver, Richborough, Dover and Lympne. By Andrew Pearson	197
11.	The Management of Dering Wood, Smarden, since the Medieval Period: Archaeological and Documentary Evidence. By Nicola Bannister	221
12.	Supporting the Canterbury Hospitals: Benefaction and the Language of Charity in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. By Sheila Sweetinburgh	237
13.	Late Bronze Age, Romano-British and Early/Middle Saxon features at Hoo St Werburgh. By Chris Moore	259
14.	Interpretations of the Influence of the Immigrant Population in Kent in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By Elizabeth Edwards	275
15.	Roman Greenwich. By Gary Brown	293
	Contents continued page vi
16.	The Kentish Copperas Industry. By Tim Allen, Mike Cotterill and Geoffrey Pike	319
17.	St Margaret in Kent: Two Eleventh-Century Anecdotes. By Diana Webb	335
18.	Interim Reports on Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1998-2000	343
19.	The Release of Ornaments in the Archbishop’s Chapel and some other arrangements following Simon Mepham’s Elevation. By Roy Martin Haines	363
20.	A Prehistoric Site off Green Lane, Whitfield, near Dover. By Keith Parfitt	373
21.	Researches and Discoveries A Neolithic Stone Axe: Offham An Insular La Tène Toggle: Wrotham Iron Age Material: Capel-le-Ferne Sections of Roman Road: Benenden Medieval Denehole: Wilmington Probable Seventeenth- Century Witch Bottle: Biddenden Chalkwells: Hartlip and Lynsted An early Nineteenth-Century engraving of Malling Abbey Tower	397 399 402 413 414 415 416 417
22.	Reviews Duncan Harrington (ed.), Kent Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1664 Nigel Yates (ed.), Kent in the Twentieth Century. M. And A. Hicks, St Gregory’s Priory Northgate, Canterbury: Excavations 1988-91 Shirley Burgoyne Black, A Scholar and a Gentleman. Edward Hasted, the Historian of Kent Cranbrook Voices from the 20th Century Sandwich Recollected. An Oral History, 1914-1950.	425 427 431 433 436 437
23.	Obituaries	441
24.	Brief Notes on the Contributors	445
25.	Annual Report and Accounts	449
26.	Committees of the Society	456
27.	General Index	457

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