Archaeologia Cantiana Vol.124 2004 Contents Page

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	Contents		PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii; Editorial Personnel viii
1.	Rope Making at Chatham during the early Nineteenth Century. By Philip MacDougall		1
2.	The Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet. Part 1: Introduction and Report on the Bath-House. By D.R.G. Perkins and K. Parfitt		25
3.	Romanesque Churches in the Diocese of Rochester. By Malcolm Thurlby		51
4.	Roman finds at Holy Trinity Churchyard, Dartford. By Greg Priestley-Bell and Luke Barber		75
5.	Iron Manufacture in Tonbridge Parish, with special reference to Barden furnace 1552-1771. By Christopher Chalklin		95
6.	Swine, Salt and Seafood: a Case Study of Anglo-Saxon and Early Medieval Settlement in North-East Kent. By Tim Allen		117
7.	The Religion of Sir Roger Twysden (1597-1672): a Case Study in Gentry Piety in Seventeenth-Century England. By Sue Petrie		137
8.	Cabriabanus — a Romano-British Tile Craftsman in Kent. By Malcolm Davies		163
9.	Wax, Stone and Iron: Dover’s Town Defences in the late Middle Ages. By Sheila Sweetinburgh		183
10.	Great Tottington’s Sarsen Stones. By Paul Ashbee .		209
11.	The Fourteenth-Century Merchant Ship from Sandwich: a Study in Medieval Maritime Archaeology. By Gustav Milne		227
12.	Excavations at Barton Hill Drive, Minster-in-Sheppey. By Mick Diack		265
13.	A London City Church Estate in Kent: St Botolph’s, Sevenoaks, 1646-2002. By David Killingray		291
14.	Excavations on the Romano-British Industrial Site at Broomhey Farm, Cooling. By Alec Miles		309
15.	Refortification at Rochester in the 1220s: a Public/Private Partnership? By Derek Renn		343
16.	Interim Reports on Recent Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust		365
	Contents continued page vi
17.	Church Archaeology 410 to 597: the Problems of Continuity By Alan Ward		375
18.	A Round Barrow near Haynes Farm, Eythorne. By Keith Parfitt		397
19.	Reviews Paul Lee, Nunneries, Learning and Spirituality in Late Medieval English Society: the Dominican Priory of Dartford. James M. Gibson (ed.), Records of Early English Drama: Kent: Diocese of Canterbury. Peter Brandon, The Kent and Sussex Weald. Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina (ed.), Black Victorians/Black Victoriana. Ross Liewellyn, Hersden, Chislet Colliery Village. Roger Farthing, A History of Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells. Paul Burnham and Maureen de Saxe (eds), A New History of Wye, The Heritage of a Kent Village. B.J.L. Berry, Hastingleigh 1000-2000 AD 43. Fran and Geoff Doe!, Folklore of Kent. David Wright, East Kent Parishes, A Guide for Genealogists, Local Historians and other Researchers in the Diocese of Canterbury. David Wright, The Kent Census Returns 1801 -1901, Origins, Location, Registration Districts and Indexes. Jean Fox, The History of Sevenoaks up to 1650. Historical Researches with extensive references to Wills and other Documents. John Burke and Laurence Young, A History of Davington Priory. Raymond Godfrey and Arthur Percival, Faversham Gunpowder Personnel Register 1573-1 840. Kenneth Pinnock, The House of Light and Dark: A chronicle of life in Canterbury in the nineteen-twenties.	417 419 422 424 425 427 429 430 431 431 431 431 432 432 432	417
20.	Obituaries		433
21.	Brief Notes on the Contributors		437
22.	Annual Report and Accounts		439
23.	List of New members		447
24.	Committees of the Society		450
25.	General Index		451

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