Archaeologia Cantiana Vol.126 2006 Contents Pages

	Contents		PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii, Editorial Personnel viii
1.	The Tanners of Wrotham Manor 1400-1600. By Jayne Semple		1
2.	The Medieval site at Well Wood, Aylesford. By Brian Philp		27
3.	The poor of Otham and nearby parishes: the Coxheath Poor House. By Hugh Vaux		49
4.	Archaeological investigations at Middle Stoke on the Hoo Peninsula. By Richard James		71
5.	Charing Clocks, Clockmakers and Clock-keepers (Part II). By Chris H. K. Williams		87
6.	The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 3: The Corridor House, Building 4. By Keith Parfitt		115
7.	A Directory of Medical Personnel qualified and practising in the Diocese of Canterbury, c. 1560-1730. By Ian Mortimer		135
8.	The Roman road from Sutton Valence to Ashford: evidence for an alternative route to that proposed by Margary. By Neil Aldridge		171
9.	Anglo-Saxon building techniques: Quoins of twelve Kentish Churches reviewed. By John F. Potter		185
10.	A Prehistoric 'Burnt Mound' site at Crabble Paper Mill, near Dover. By Keith Parfitt		219
11.	St Radegund's Abbey - a re-assessment of the Abbey Church. By M. C. J. Davis		239
12.	Welfare provision in seventeenth-century Kent: a look at Biddenden and neighbouring parishes. By Anthony Poole		257
13.	Prehistoric maritime traffic in the Dover Strait and Wantsum: some thoughts as to the vessels and their crews. By Dave Perkins		279
14.	Interim Reports on Recent Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust		295
15.	The Archangel Gabriel's Stone and other Relics: William Haute's search for Salvation in fifteenth-century Kent. By Sheila Sweetinburgh		311
16.	Canterbury's 1844 Archaeological Congress. By Paul Ashbee		331
17.	A Late Iron-Age/Early Roman site at Bredgar, near Sittingbourne. By Damien C. Boden		345
	Contents continued page vi
18.	Researches and Discoveries A Prehistoric flint-working site at Berengrave Nursery, Rainham Double Tides in the Wantsum - Fact or Fiction? Excavations at the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery Site at Guilton Mill, Ash-next-Sandwich Towards a plan of Dartford Priory and the Tudor Manor An Early Tudor Kiln at Lamb s Cross, Chart Sutton Edward Cresy, F.S.A.: A Kentish Architect	375 381 391 393 398 399	375
19.	Reviews Keith Parfitt, Kent in Prehistoric Times Elizabeth Edwards, The North Downs Colin Andrews, Iwade: Occupation of a North Kent Village from the Mesolithic to the Medieval Period . Jennifer Ward, The 1258-9 Special Eyre of Surrey and Kent Sheila Sweetinburgh, Assembly places and practices in medieval Europe David Killingray, Tonbridge 's Industrial Heritage Elizabeth Edwards, A Market Town and its Surrounding Villages: Cranbrook, Kent in the Later Seventeenth Century Mary Berg, The Archbishop's Town. The Making of Medieval Croydon Catherine Richardson, Gold and Gilt, Pots and Pins, Possessions and People in Medieval Britain Peter Draper, Edward Cresy 1792-1858. Architect and Civil Engineer Duncan Harrington, The West Kent Probate Index. Wills Administrations for all courts and peculiars in the Diocese of Rochester 1750-1858 Living in Kent, a family history 1289-1900	409 411 412 415 416 417 419 421 422 423 425 426	409
20.	Obituaries		427
21.	Brief Notes on the Contributors		429
22.	Annual Report and Accounts		431
23.	List of New members		438
24.	Committees of the Society		439
25.	Notes for Guidance		443
26.	General Index		445

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