Vol.99 1983 Contents Page(s) v + vi

	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers, xiii; Members of Council, xiv; Committees, xv; List of Local Secretaries, xvi; Corresponding Societies, xvii; Members' List, xix; Annual Report for the Year, liii; Rules, lxx.
1.	Joint Kingship in Kent c. 560 to 785. By Dr. Barbara A.E. Yorke	1
2.	Three Pieces of ninth-century Anglo-Saxon ornamental Metalwork in the Royal Museum, Canterbury. By James Graham-Campbell	21
3.	The Account of George Nycholl for St. Augustine's,1552-1553. By D. Sherlock	25
4.	The Reclamation of Romney Marsh: Some Aspects reconsidered. By Jill Eddison, M.A	47
5.	An Anglo-Saxon cruciform Brooch from Lyminge. By B.M.Ager	59
6.	Three agricultural Chalk Mines in north-west Kent. By R.F. LeGear, A.A.I.S	67
7.	Some Evidence on the Smuggling of Fuller's Earth from the Medway Estuary during the seventeenth Century. By V.E. Morant, M.A. (Lond.)	73
8.	Excavation at Hill Road, Wouldham. By R.J. Cruse, B.Sc. and A.C. Harrison, B.A., F.S.A	81
9.	Nicholas Charles's Notes on Cudham and Downe. By Nicholas Rogers, M.A	109
10.	Recent Fieldwork around Canterbury. By Tim Tatton Brown	115
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11.	A fresh Look at the Reculver Parish Clerk's Story. By Harold Gough	133
12.	The Significance of the west Front of Rochester Cathedral. By Philip McA leer	139
13.	The parochial Library of All Saints, Maidstone, and other Kentish parochial Libraries. By Nigel Yates	159
14.	Architectural Notes on St. Paul's Cray Church. By P.J. Tester, F.S.A	175
15.	Sion's Saint: John Turner of Sutton Valence. By R.J. Acheson, M.A., Ph.D	183
16.	The Woodruff Collection. By Jason Monaghan, B.Sc	199
17.	The Devolution of Bookland in ninth-century Kent: A Note on BCS 538 (S 319). By Richard Abels .	219
18.	The Allarde Brasses. By Leslie A. Smith	225
19.	Some Mirrors from Roman Canterbury. By G. Lloyd-Morgan, B.A., Ph.D., F.S.A	231
20.	Interim Report on Work in 1983 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust	237
21	Researches and Discoveries in Kent
	Benjamin Harrison and Henry Stopes	257
	The Castelayn Brass in Bexley Church	259
	A post-medieval Pottery Group from a Well in Rochester	262
	A Note on a fragmentary Bone end-blown Pipe from a medieval House Site at Stonar, near Sandwich.	266
	Two Flint Axes from Lower Hailing at Chart Sutton.	269
	Sevenoaks District Architectural History Group	270
	The Isle of Thanet Archaeological Unit. .	272
	An intensive Ditching System in the Wicks south-west of Lydd	273
	Chalk.	276
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	Aldington	278
	Decoy Farm, High Haistow	279
	The Wrench Memorial Window at Stowting	280
	Pre-Roman Horizons and Sites at Cliffe	281
	New Light on the Canterbury late-Roman Treasure	283
22.	Investigations and Excavations during the Year	287
23.	Reviews	293
24.	General Index	305