Vol.96 - 1980 Contents Page(s) v + vi

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	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers, xvii; Members of Council, xviii Committees, xix; List of Local Secretaries, xx; Corresponding Societies, xxi ; Members' List, xxiii.
	Annual Report for the Year 1980 . . . . . . . . . .	xlvi
1.	John de Berwyke and the Consuctudines Kancie. By F. Hull, B.A., Ph.D., D.Litt., F.R.Hist.S	01
2.	The Hospital of St. Stephen and St. Thomas, New Romney: The documentary Evidence. By A. F. Butcher.	17
3.	Excavations at the 'Old Palace', Bekesbourne, near Canterbury. By Tim Tatton-Brown	27
4.	Charles Oxenden. By Philip H. Blake. .	59
5.	Hydrocephalus in an Anglo-Saxon Child from Eccles. By Keith Manchester, M.B., B.S., B.Sc., F.R.A.I.	77
6.	The Typology and Age of the Fordwich Handaxes. By A. M. Ashmore	83
7.	The Lowy of Tonbridge and the Lands of the Clare Family in Kent, 1066-1217. By Jennifer C. Ward, M. A., Ph. D. .119	119
8.	Archaeological Work along the A2: 1966-1974. By Nigel Macpherson- Grant. .	133
9.	A three-week Holiday in Ramsgate during July and August 1829. By John Whyman	185
10.	The animal Bones from the Excavation of the Hospital of St. Mary of Ospringe. By Sheilagh M. Wall.	227
11.	Four minor Sites excavated by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 1978- 1979. By Paul Bennett, Nigel Macpherson- Grant and Paul Blockley	267
12.	Recent Investigations at the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Darenth Park Hospital, Dartford. By R.M. Walsh	305
13.	Greenhill Bronze Age Site, Otford. By J.A. Pyke	321
	Contents continued page viii
14.	The Milton Blockhouse, Gravesend: Research and Excavation. By Victor T. C. Smith, B.A	341
15.	Researches and Discoveries in Kent:
	The 'Priest' House at Smallhythe: A false Identification?	363
	Sevenoaks District Architectural History	366
	Excavations at Eastry	368
	Pipemakers of the Medway Towns	368
	Remains of the medieval Sacristy of St. Helen's Church, Cliffe-at-Hoo	369
	A Crucifix from the Maison Dieu, Ospringe	372
	A stamped Mortarium from Higham	377
	Some Sites in north Kent	378
	Two Deposits of nineteenth-century Clay Tobacco Pipe Kiln Waste from Chatham	382
	Canterbury City Museums	383
	A Head of a Roman Bronze Figurine found near Canterbury	385
	The Brass to Alice Drayton in St. Mary's Church, Horton Kirby	386
	Plaxtol	390
	Lost eighteenth-century Charity Boards formerly in St.Mary's Church, Bexley	391
	A bronze Amulet from Boughton Aluph	394
	A Grave Group from Barming	396
16.	Interim Report on Excavations in 1980 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust	396
17.	Investigations and Excavations during the Year	411
18.	Reviews	417
19.	Obituary	429
20.	General Index	431

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