The Roman villa at Minster-in-Thanet: the metalwork
2006, The Roman villa at Minster-in-Thanet: the metalwork, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
The Roman villa at Minster-in-Thanet: the pottery
Lyne, Malcolm, 2006, The Roman villa at Minster-in-Thanet: the pottery, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
Discovering heraldry
Fearn, Jacqueline, 2006, Discovering heraldry, Botley: Shire publications.
Early Medieval glass vessels found in Kent: a catalogue of glass vessels of European migrants to Kent, from Approximately AD 450 - 700, in museums, archaeological trusts and societies, and private ...
Stephens, Winifred, 2006, Early Medieval glass vessels found in Kent: a catalogue of glass vessels of European migrants to Kent, from Approximately AD 450 - 700, in museums, archaeological trusts and societies, and private collections, Oxford: Archaeopress.
The story of Gore Court House and estate, Tunstall
Allinson, Helen, 2006, The story of Gore Court House and estate, Tunstall, Sittingbourne: Sittingbourne Heritage Museum.
Circles in stone: a British prehistoric mystery
Beckensall, Stan, 2006, Circles in stone: a British prehistoric mystery, Strood: Tempus.
Queenborough Isle of Sheppey historic area appraisal
Barson, S., Clarke, J., Franklin, G., and Smith, J., 2006, 'Queenborough Isle of Sheppey historic area appraisal.' (Swindon: English Heritage).
Particular Thanks and Obligations The communications made by women to the Society of Antiquaries 1776-1837 and their significance
Catalani, A., and Pearce, S., 2006, 'Particular Thanks and Obligations The communications made by women to the Society of Antiquaries 1776-1837 and their significance.' Antiquaries Journal 86, 254-78. [Includes finds from Dover and Aldington]
The Cornwallis Family History 1225-2006
Cryer, N.B., 2006, 'The Cornwallis Family History 1225-2006.' (York: Quacks Books).
Wye Parish Church of St Gregory and St Martin Kent a historical guide
Findlay, A., 2006, 'Wye Parish Church of St Gregory and St Martin Kent a historical guide.' (Wye: Wye Historical Society).
Discovering Ancient Lenham a report from Lenham Archaeological Society Vol 1
King, C. (ed.), 2006, 'Discovering Ancient Lenham a report from Lenham Archaeological Society Vol 1.' (Lenham).
Transactions 2005
Lower Medway Archaeological Research Group, 2006, 'Transactions 2005.' (Rochester: LMARG).
The Geology Archaeology and History of Lydden Valley and Sandwich Bay
Lydden Valley Research Group, 2006, 'The Geology Archaeology and History of Lydden Valley and Sandwich Bay.' (Lydden: LVRG).
Dover Harbour Royal Gateway celebrating 400 years of the Dover Harbour Board 1606-2006
Leach, D., 2006, 'Dover Harbour Royal Gateway celebrating 400 years of the Dover Harbour Board 1606-2006.' (Dover: Riverdale Publications).
The Archbishops of Canterbury a history
Maxwell-Stuart, P.G., 2006, 'The Archbishops of Canterbury a history.' (Stroud: Tempus).
Conservation and the operations delivery maintenance programme: consultation document and good practice guide
2006, Conservation and the operations delivery maintenance programme: consultation document and good practice guide, Peterborough: Environment Agency.
A history of Deal from prehistory to the twentieth century
Nunns, G., 2006, 'A history of Deal from prehistory to the twentieth century.' (Deal: Hovellers Press).
Historic Sandwich and its region 1500-1900
Richardson, T.L., 2006, 'Historic Sandwich and its region 1500-1900.' (Sandwich: Sandwich Local History Society).
Englands landscape South East England
Short, B., 2006, 'Englands landscape South East England.' (London: Collins for English Heritage).
Historic Sandwich and its region 1500-1900
Richardson, T.L., 2006, 'Historic Sandwich and its region 1500-1900.' (Sandwich: Sandwich Local History Society).
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