Archaeologia Cantiana Vol.127 2007 Contents Page

	Contents		PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii, Editorial Personnel viii
1.	The Kent Archaeological Society and the Development of Archaeology and Historical Studies in Kent, 1957-2007. By Frank Panton		1
2.	150 years of Local History: Local Kentish Practice and National Trends. By Sandra Dunster and Elizabeth Edwards		21
3.	Excavations at Ringlemere Farm, Woodnesborough, 2002-2006. By Keith Parfitt and Stuart Needham		39
4.	The Kent Hundred Rolls: Local Government and Corruption in the Thirteenth Century. By Jennifer Ward		57
5.	Excavations at Fremlin Walk, Maidstone. By Catherine Edwards		73
6.	Kent and the Abolition of the Slave Trade: a County Study, 1760s-1807. By David Killingray		107
7.	Feeding the Moat: Excavations near the site of Edenbridge Manor House. By Kate Brady and Edward Biddulph		127
8.	The Hundred of Wye and the Great Revolt of 1381. By David De Saxe		143
9.	Dating the Cremation in a Biconical Urn at the Early Bronze Age Barrow, Hill Road, Wouldham. By John Cruse		163
10.	Westwell-the Establishment of a Village. By Mary Adams		175
11.	Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement at Bishop's Avenue, North Foreland, Broadstairs. By Gerald Moody		197
12.	The Road Services of Kent in the Nineteenth Century. By F. W. G. Andrews		213
13.	Excavation of an Iron Age and Saxon Site at South Willesborough, Ashford. By Simon Deeves		237
14.	The Long Demise of the Wantsum Sea Channel: a Recapitulation based on the Data. By Dave Perkins		249
15.	The Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet. Part 4: the South West Buildings, 6A and 6B. By Keith Parfitt		261
16.	The Medieval Tile-Makers of Borough Green. By Jayne Semple		297
17.	Interim Reports on Recent Work carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust		321
18.	The Scratch Dials of Kent. By Chris H. K. Williams		333
19.	How Kent's recently discovered Causewayed Enclosures impact on our understanding and interpretation of the Early Neolithic in the Region. By John Hammond		357
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20.	The Political Allegiances of Christ Church Priory 1400-1472: the Evidence of John Stone's Chronicle. By Meriel Connor		383
21.	Underground Ragstone Quarries in Kent: a brief Overview. By Rod LeGear		407
22.	Researches and Discoveries Multi-Period Features: Spratling Street, Manston Prehistoric Crouched Inhumations and an Anglo-Saxon Sunken Featured Building: St Peter s Road, Margate. Bronze Age Ring-Ditch: Bradstow School, Broadstairs Clay Lane Wood, Cobham: a Bronze-Age Cult Site? Bronze & Iron Age Occupation: Hartsdown Road, Margate Late Iron Age/Early Roman period Features: Seacroft Road, Broadstairs Geoarchaeological Results at Knight Road, Strood Evidence for Middle Saxon occupation at Otford Church of St Mary The Virgin, Minster-in-Thanet An early gallery at Chislehurst Caves Jane Austen and the Tokes of Godinton	421 422 423 424 429 429 430 432 434 435 436	421
23.	Reviews T. Ayers and T. Tatton-Brown (eds), Medieval Art, Architecture and Archaeology at Rochester K. Parfitt et al., Townwall Street, Dover, Excavations 1996 Chris Stringer, Homo Britannicus. The Incredible Story of Human Life in Britain Colin Flight, The Survey of the Whole of England: Studies of the documentation resulting from the survey conducted in 1086 S. Chadwick-Hawkes and G. Grainger, The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Finglesham, Kent L. Barber, Medieval Life on Romney Marsh: archaeological discoveries from around Lydd M. Diak, A Bronze Age Settlement at Kemsley, near Sittingbourne, Kent P. Wilkinson, The Historical Development of the Port of Faversham 1580-1780 B. Short, England's Landscape: The South East J. Thirsk et al., Hadlow: Life, Land` and People in a Wealden Parish 1460-1600 M. E. Mate, Trade and Economic Developments, 1450-1550. The Experience of Kent, Surrey and Sussex	439 440 441 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 452	439
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	Reviews continued H. Harding, Farningham and its Mill. A History of a Village in Kent (no author given) Images of Horton Kirby Paper Mill E. James (ed), Shoreham at War: The People of Shoreham, Kent T. L. Richardson, Historic Sandwich and its Region 1500-1900 H. Stennett and K. H. Mclntosh (eds), Broad Oak, A Kentish Village Reconsidered, and Elvington. All Snap Tins and Sunshine. The Story of a Kent Mining Village from 1900 to 1986	454 455 456 458 459
24.	Obituaries		461
25.	Notes on the Contributors		463
26.	Annual Report and Accounts		467
27.	Committees of the Society		474
28.	List of New members		475
29.	Kentish Bibliography 2006		509
30.	General Index		517

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