Archaeologia Cantiana Vol.130 2010 Contents Page 21KB

	Contents		PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii, Editorial Personnel viii
1.	Kent's Twentieth-Century Military and Civil Defences: Part 1 - Thameside. By Victor T.C. Smith		1
2.	Influences Shaping the Human Landscape of the Sevenoaks Area since c. 1600. By David Killingray		35
3.	The Discovery of a Quadrans Novus at The House of Agnes, St Dunstan's Street, Canterbury. By Andrew Linklater and Elly Dekker		65
4.	The Neolithic to Post-Medieval Archaeology of Kingsborough, Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppey: from Monuments to Fields. By Jörn Schuster		83
5.	'My Painted Chamber' and Other Rooms: Stephen Hulkes and the History of Calico House, Newnham. By Rupert Austin and Sheila Sweetinburgh		105
6.	Later Bronze Age Cremation at West Cliff, Ramsgate. By Gerald Moody, Nigel Macpherson-Grant and Trevor Anderson		147
7.	Investigations at a Prehistoric, Romano-British and Early Medieval Site at Little New House Farm, Headcorn. By Neil Aldridge		173
8.	The Medieval 'Upmarket' Ward of Dover: Archaeological Evidence from Laureston Place, Castle Hill. By Keith Parfitt		191
9.	The Medieval Origins of Phelip's Lodge, Rochester, and its Later Development. By David Bacchus		207
10.	The Mill on the Leybourne Stream and its Water Management in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. By Simon Pratt, Peter Seary and Sheila Sweetinburgh		225
11.	Henry Alford, Dean of Canterbury (1857-71), and the Victorian Church of England By Brian M. Hogben		247
12.	Bronze Age Features, including a Burnt Mound, at Deals Gateway (former Deptford Pumping Station), Deptford. By Stephen Hammond		259
13.	The Distribution Patterns of Bronze Age Round Barrows in North-East Kent. By Dave Perkins		277
14.	The Roman Villa Complex at Abbey Farm, Minster in Thanet. Part 7: Building 7, a Late Roman Kiln and Post-Built Structures. By Gerald Moody		315
15.	Archaeological Notes and Summaries (Summary of contents on p. 333) 1. A late prehistoric enclosure and field system at Maine Road, Ramsgate 2. Neolithic landscape and experience: the Medway Megaliths 3. Preserving the John Wymer Archive Canterbury Archaeological Trust Interim Reports 1. Augustine House, Rhodaus Town, Canterbury 2. Canterbury Christ Church University Sports Centre 3. Longport conduit 4. Kings School, St Augustine's Abbey 5. St Mary's Church, Northgate 6. No. 1 Westgate Grove 7. 'Thanet Earth', Monkton 8. Ringlemere, Woodnesborough 9. Claxfield Farm, Lynsted 10. Mid Kent College and Lower Lines, Brompton 11. Sally Port, Royal School of Military Engineering, Brompton 12. Lullingstone Roman Villa, Eynsford Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) Summary Reports 1. Green Level Pumping Station, Mulberry Way, Erith, Belvedere, Bexley 2. South West Wing, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich 3. Greenwich Wharf 4. Greenwich Market, Greenwich Church Street 5. Honor Oak Park Sports Ground, Brockley Rise, Lewisham 6. Cobham Park, Cobham 7. East Kent (Thanet) Access Project 8. Peters Village, Wouldham 9. St Peter's Wharf, Maidstone 10. Newnham Park, Bears ted Road, Weavering, Maidstone 11. Connaught Barracks, Dover KAS Website Summaries http://www.kentarchaeology.ac/archrep/archrep.html 1. Boys Hall Road, Willesborough, Ashford 2. Swanscombe High School 3. Capitol Cinema, Tonbridge High Street 4. Foster Road, Ashford 5. Orpington Hospital, Sevenoaks Road 6. Puma Power Plant, Ash, Sandwich 7. Holy Trinity School, West Hill, Dartford	334 339 350 355 356 356 356 357 357 357 362 363 363 364 364 365 365 366 367 367 368 368 369 370 371 371 372 373 374 376 379 379 382	333
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16.	Historical Research Notes The Celts and the River Beult The Details of Kent shown on the mid fourteenth-century Gough Map		385 387
17.	Reviews Gillian Draper and Frank Meddens, The Sea and the Marsh. The Medieval Cinque Port of New Romney revealed through archaeological excavation and historical research David and Barbara Martin, Rye rebuilt: Regeneration and Decline within a Sussex Cinque Port Town, 1350-1660 Gillian Draper et al. Rye: A History of a Sussex Cinque Port to 1660 B.C. Barker-Benfield (ed.), St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues 13 Mary Berg and Howard Jones, Norman Churches in the Canterbury Diocese Ian Mortimer, The Dying and the Doctors: the Medical revolution in Seventeenth-century England Andrew Hann et al. The Medway Valley: a Kent Landscape Transformed Chris Rowley, The Lost Powder Mills of Leigh Bruce Aubry, William Cuffay Medway's Black Chartist Phil Vasili, Walter Tull, 1888-1918: Officer, Footballer. All the guns in France couldn 't wake me Edward Crow, Peter Tann (ed.), Faversham A New History. Historical Gleanings relative to the Town of Faversham and Parishes adjoining Philip MacDougall (ed.), Chatham Dockyard, 1815-1865. The Industrial Transformation Dan Tuson, The Kent Downs Richard Maylam, Mick Lynn and Geoff Doel (eds), Percy Maylam s The Kent Hooden Horse Guy Hitchings, Speldhurst Church: its Story and its Windows David Wright, St Peter 's, Whitstable: a history of the Church, Parish and People Geoffrey Pike and Michael Crux, History in a City Street: St Margaret 's, Canterbury. Andrew Ashbee, Snodland and District through Time . M.J. Barber, Man of Many Parts. Professor or Bishop? The Life of Edward Nares 1762-1841		397 398 398 401 403 405 406 408 410 410 412 414 415 417 418 418 419 420
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18.	Kentish Bibliography 2009		421
19.	Obituaries		435
20.	Notes on the Contributors		441
21.	Annual Report and Accounts		443
22.	Committees of the Society		450
23.	New members		451
24.	General Index		455

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