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     Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 58 -1945  pages 76-85

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 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES:
   John Bowra: Land Surveyor and Cartographer                                          76
   "Mad Thom’s" Pardon                                                                              78
   Some Structural or Ornamental Architectural Discoveries at Dover            79
   A Prehistoric Occupation Site above  Elham                                              80
   Lambeth Palace—the Name                                                                     80
   An Early Nineteenth Century Walmer Will                                                 82
   Report on a Human Skull from the Freedown, Ringwould, Kent                 83

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Early Brick Walling, Dover.JPG (28964 bytes) 16th Century Fire Place, Dover.JPG (16765 bytes) Panel of Puce Delf Tiles, Dover.JPG (39187 bytes) Stoop in wall, lined with Delf Tiles, Dover.JPG (28485 bytes) Early Skull from the Freedown, Ringwould, Kent.JPG (22343 bytes)
Early Brick Walling
off Clarence St.,
Dover		 16th Century
Fireplace
Bench St., Dover		 Panel of Puce
Delf Tiles
Snargate St.,Dover		 Stoop in Wall
Snargate St.,
Dover		 Early Skull from
the Freedoen,
Ringwould

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