Archaeologia Cantiana Vol.131 2011 Contents Pages

	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers and members of Council vii-viii, Editorial Personnel viii
1.	The Social Structure of New Romney as revealed in the 1381 Poll Tax Returns. By Sheila Sweetinburgh	1
2.	A Review of Canterbury's Romano-British Cemeteries. By Jake Weekes	23
3.	The Medieval Decorated Tile Pavement at St Mary's Church, Brook: the Finest Survival of the Tyler Hill Floor Tile Industry. By Irene Pellett	43
4.	The Kentish Origins and Connections of Sir George Brown (c.1438-1483). By J.T. Driver	65
5.	Excavations and Discoveries at the Romano-British Cemetery, East Hill, Dartford. By A.N. Herbert	85
6.	School Exercises from Canterbury, c.1480. By Nicholas Orme	111
7.	The Medieval Hospital of St Mary The Blessed Virgin, Ospringe (Maison Dieu): Further Details of its Original Layout Revealed by Excavations at the Fairways. By Andrew Margetts	129
8.	In the Name of the Fallen: Legitimising the Great War in East Kent. By Peter Donaldson	143
9.	Kent's Twentieth-Century Military and Civil Defences. Part 2 - Medway. By Victor T.C. Smith	159
10.	The Development of Tonbridge seen through the Gate of its Castle: Recent Excavations at the former Bank Street Stock and Cattle Market. By Stuart Holden, Gillian Draper, Chris Jarrett and Damian Goodburn	197
11.	The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 8: The Pottery. By Malcolm Lyne	231
12.	Profession and Death at Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1207-1534. By Joe Connor	277
13.	A Mesolithic Site at Tong's Meadow, West Street, Harrietsham. By Paul Riccoboni and Dan Swift	291
14.	Rose of Dover (d. 1261), Richard of Chilham and an Inheritance in Kent. By Richard Cassidy	305
15.	An Archaeological Interpretative Survey of the Old Castle, Scotney, Lamberhurst: Part 1 - The Medieval Period. By David Martin, Barbara Martin and Jane Clubb	321
16.	The Storage of Canterbury Cathedral Archives and their Travels 1541-1967. By Margaret Sparks	345
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17.	Early Roman Evidence for Intensive Cultivation and Malting of Spelt Wheat at Nonington. By Richard Helm and Wendy Carruthers	353
18.	Early Modern Thanet: a Closed or Open Society? Evidence from a Study of Marriage Making and Marriage Horizons C.1560-C.1620. By Gill Wyatt	373
19.	An Iron Age and Romano-British Site on Wood Hill, Kingsdown, near Deal. By Keith Parfitt	393
20.	Reviews Richard Helm and Jon Rady, Excavations at Market Way, St Stephen s, Canterbury Martyn Waller, Elizabeth Edwards and Luke Barber (eds), Romney Marsh: Persistence and Change in a Coastal Lowland Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington, The Kingdom and People of Kent AD 400-1066: Their History and Archaeology Sheila Sweetinburgh (ed.), Later Medieval Kent, 1220-1540 Meriel Connor, John Stone s Chronicle: Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1417-1472 Helen Clarke, Sarah Pearson, Mavis Mate and Keith Parfitt, Sandwich, The 'completest medieval town in England'. A study of the town and port from its origin to 1600. Jeremy Hodgkinson, British Cast-Iron Firebacks of the 16th to Mid 18th Centuries Robert Sackville-West, Inheritance. The story of Knole and the Sackvilles Christopher Scoble, Letters from Bishopsbourne: three writers in an English Village Reg Hamilton, Colony. Strange origins of one of the earliest modern democracies J. P. Hollingsworth, 'Those Dirty Miners': a History of the Kent Coalfield Heather Stennett and K.H. Mclntosh (eds), An East Kent Quintet. Voices from Sturry, Fordwich, Hersden, Broad Oak and Westbere Robert Turcan, Dover Through Time Robert Turcan, Faversham Through Time Martin Easdown and Linda Sage, Hythe Through Time Andrew Ashbee, Alfred Hambrook's Mid-Kent Through Time John Clancy, Milton Regis Through Time Biddenden in Pictures: People, Places, Events	415 415 415 418 421 423 424 426 428 429 431 432 434 435 435 435 436 436 436
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21.	Kentish Bibliography 2010	439
22.	Obituaries	457
23.	Notes on the Contributors	461
24.	Annual Report and Accounts	465
25.	Committees of the Society	472
26.	New members	473
27.	General Index	475

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