The hill figures of Kent
Hows, Mark, 2006, The hill figures of Kent, [n.p.]: [the author].
5th century relief brooch from Gillingham
Richardson, A., 2006, '5th century relief brooch from Gillingham.' The Searcher 255 (November 2006), 26-27.
Early Medieval glass vessels found in Kent
Stevens, W., 2006, 'Early Medieval glass vessels found in Kent.' (Oxford: BAR British Series 424).
The historical development of the port of Faversham : 1580 - 1780
Wilkinson, Paul, 2006, The historical development of the port of Faversham : 1580 - 1780, Oxford : Archaeopress.
Medieval art architecture and archaeology at Rochester
Ayers, T., and Tatton-Brown, T., (eds), 2006, 'Medieval art architecture and archaeology at Rochester.' (Leeds: British Archaeological Association).
The place to spend a happy day: a history of Rosherville Gardens
Smith, Lynda, 2006, The place to spend a happy day: a history of Rosherville Gardens, Gravesend: Gravesend Historical Society.
Medieval Adaptation Settlement and economy of a coastal wetland the evidence from around Lydd Romney Marsh Kent
Barber, L., and Priestley-Bell, G., 2006, 'Medieval Adaptation Settlement and economy of a coastal wetland the evidence from around Lydd Romney Marsh Kent.' (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
Timber Fittings and fixtures in churches and secular buildings mid fourteenth century timber stairs at Brabourne Church Kent
Brown, D., and Murray, E.V., 2006, 'Timber Fittings and fixtures in churches and secular buildings mid fourteenth century timber stairs at Brabourne Church Kent.' Church Archaeology 7/8/9, 45-50.
England on the eve of the Black Death An atlas of lay lordship land and wealth 1300-49
Campbell, B.M.S., and Bartley, K., 2006, 'England on the eve of the Black Death An atlas of lay lordship land and wealth 1300-49.' (Manchester: MUP).
Warfare and defence what next
Coad, J., 2006, 'Warfare and defence what next.' Post Medieval Archaeology 39, 2, 224-232.
From Augustine to Parker the changing face of the first archbishop of Canterbury
Gameson, R., and Gameson, F., 2006, 'From Augustine to Parker the changing face of the first archbishop of Canterbury.' in S. Keynes and A. Smyth (eds), Anglo Saxons Studies Presented to Roy Hart (Dublin: Four Courts Press), 13-38.
Share and Share Alike Bishops and their Cathedral Chapters the Domesday evidence
King, V., 2006, 'Share and Share Alike Bishops and their Cathedral Chapters the Domesday evidence.' Anglo Norman Studies 28 (2005), 138-152.
Lyminge minster and its early charters
Kelly, S., 2006, 'Lyminge minster and its early charters.' in Keynes and Smyth (eds), Anglo Saxons, 98-113.
Reading the Bayeux Tapestry through Canterbury eyes
Owen-Crocker, G., 2006, 'Reading the Bayeux Tapestry through Canterbury eyes.' in Keynes and Smyth (eds), Anglo Saxons, 243-265.
The Bruce Dynasty Becket and Scottish pilgrimage to Canterbury c.1170-1404
Penman, M., 2006, 'The Bruce Dynasty Becket and Scottish pilgrimage to Canterbury c.1170-1404.' Journal of Medieval History 32, 4, 346-370.
Townwall Street Dover Excavations 1996
Parfitt, K., Corke, B., and Cotter, J., 2006, 'Townwall Street Dover Excavations 1996.' (The Archaeology of Canterbury New Series III: Canterbury).
A Medieval Site at Horncross Shaw Eynsford
Philp, B., 2006, 'A Medieval Site at Horncross Shaw Eynsford.' KAR 165, 102-106.
The Sittingbourne Anomaly being an analysis of local Plague mortality during the terrible visitations of 1665 and 1666
Abbey, A., 2006, 'The Sittingbourne Anomaly being an analysis of local Plague mortality during the terrible visitations of 1665 and 1666.' (Sittingbourne: A. Abbey).
The Sidneys of Penshurst and the monarchy 1500-1700
Brennan, M.G., 2006, 'The Sidneys of Penshurst and the monarchy 1500-1700.' (Aldershot: Ashgate).
The persecution in Kent
Collinson, P., 2006, 'The persecution in Kent.' in E. Duffy and D. Loades, The Church of Mary Tudor (Aldershot: Ashgate), 309-33.
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