The Roman Cemetery at Wested Lane Eynsford
Philp, B., 2006, 'The Roman Cemetery at Wested Lane Eynsford.' KAR 166 (Winter 2006), 124-129.
Lullingstone and Shoreham discoveries at the Roman Villa Sites 1982-1986
Philp, B., 2006, 'Lullingstone and Shoreham discoveries at the Roman Villa Sites 1982-1986.' (Dover: Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit).
The Roman Tombs at Keston
Preston, J., 2006, 'The Roman Tombs at Keston.' KAR 165 (Autumn 2006), 112-113.
Roman theatres an architectural study
Sear, F., 2006, 'Roman theatres an architectural study.' (Oxford: OUP). [pp 196-197 on Canterbury]
Guides guards and gifts to the gods domesticated dogs in the art and archaeology of Iron Age and Roman Britain
Smith, K., 2006, 'Guides guards and gifts to the gods domesticated dogs in the art and archaeology of Iron Age and Roman Britain.' British Archaeological Reports 422 (Oxford: Archaeopress). [pp 22-24, 29-32 on Springhead temple]
Tegulae in Roman Britain manufacture typology and use
Warry, P., 2006, 'Tegulae in Roman Britain manufacture typology and use.' British Archaeological Reports 417 (Oxford: Archaeopress).
Exploring the origins of Anglo Saxon Eastry Kent
Anon., 2006, 'Exploring the origins of Anglo Saxon Eastry Kent.' Portable Antiquities Scheme Annual Report 2005/6, 64-65.
The geology, archaeology and history of Lydden Valley and Sandwich Bay
2006, The geology, archaeology and history of Lydden Valley and Sandwich Bay, Lydden : Lydden Valley Research Group.
Medieval Britain and Ireland 2003 Portable Antiquities Scheme Kent
Geake, H., 2006, 'Medieval Britain and Ireland 2003 Portable Antiquities Scheme Kent.' Medieval Archaeology 50, 286-287.
Cliffs End Farm Ramsgate Kent
Godden, D., 2006, 'Cliffs End Farm Ramsgate Kent.' (Wessex Archaeology report April 2006).
Excavations at Bradstow School Broadstairs
Hart, D., 2006, 'Excavations at Bradstow School Broadstairs.' KAS Newsletter 69 (Summer 2006), 14-15.
The Anglo Saxon Cemetery at Finglesham Kent Monograph 64
Chadwick-Hawkes, S., and Grainger, G., 2006, 'The Anglo Saxon Cemetery at Finglesham Kent Monograph 64.' (Oxford: Oxford University School of Archaeology).
The origins of the Anglo Saxons
Henson, D., 2006, 'The origins of the Anglo Saxons.' (Hockwold-cum-Wilton: Anglo Saxon Books).
The first two centuries of Saint Martin of Tours
Scott McKinley, A., 2006, 'The first two centuries of Saint Martin of Tours.' Early Medieval Europe 14, 173-200. [Includes references to Saint Martins cult in 6th/7th century Canterbury]
Proposed development of residential accommodation at Bradstow School Dumpton Park Broadstairs Kent
Moody, G.A., 2006, 'Proposed development of residential accommodation at Bradstow School Dumpton Park Broadstairs Kent.' (Broadstairs: Trust for Thanet Archaeology).
Interim report on excavations at Ringlemere Monument 1 2005 Trench 6
Parfitt, K., 2006, 'Interim report on excavations at Ringlemere Monument 1 2005 Trench 6.' (Canterbury: CAT).
Interim report on excavations at Ringlemere Monument 1 2005 Trenches 7 and 8
Parfitt, K., 2006, 'Interim report on excavations at Ringlemere Monument 1 2005 Trenches 7 and 8.' (Canterbury: CAT).
Saxon cemetery protest stops dig at Bridge
Philp, B., 2006, 'Saxon cemetery protest stops dig at Bridge.' KAR 165 (Autumn 2006), 99-100.
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