Archaeologia Cantiana - Vol. 96 1980 Contents page v + vi
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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. |
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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. |
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6. | The Typology and Age of the Fordwich Handaxes. By A. M. Ashmore | 83 | |
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The Lowy of Tonbridge and the Lands of the Clare Family in Kent,
1066-1217. |
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Archaeological Work along the A2: 1966-1974. By Nigel Macpherson- Grant. . |
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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. |
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11. | Four minor Sites excavated by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust,
1978-1979. By Paul Bennett, Nigel Macpherson- Grant and Paul Blockley |
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Recent Investigations at the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Darenth Park Hospital, Dartford. By R.M. Walsh |
305 |
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13. | Greenhill Bronze Age Site, Otford. By J.A. Pyke | 321 | |
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14. | The Milton Blockhouse, Gravesend: Research and Excavation. By Victor T. C. Smith, B.A | 341 | |
15. | Researches and Discoveries in Kent: | 363 | |
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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