Highstead near Chislet Kent Excavations 1975-1977
Bennett, P., Couldrey, P., and Macpherson-Grant, N., 2007, 'Highstead near Chislet Kent Excavations 1975-1977.' (Archaeology of Canterbury New Series Vol. IV).
Ellington School Ramsgate
Boden, D., 2007, 'Ellington School Ramsgate.' Canterbury’s Archaeology 2005-2006 (CAT 30th Annual Report).
Flints from Castle Hill Folkestone
Keene, M., 2007, 'Flints from Castle Hill Folkestone.' KAR 168, 186-187.
The late Holocene Evolution of the Romney Marsh Dungeness Foreland Depositional Complex UK
Long, A.J., 2007, 'The late Holocene Evolution of the Romney Marsh Dungeness Foreland Depositional Complex UK.' (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
Dungeness and Romney Marsh barrier dynamics and marshland evolution
Long, A.J., 2007, 'Dungeness and Romney Marsh barrier dynamics and marshland evolution.' (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
Amber Gold and a Bronze Age Barrow
Parfitt, K., and Needham, S., 2007, 'Amber Gold and a Bronze Age Barrow.' Current Archaeology 208, 41-46.
An Important Iron Age Bead from Westerham
Philp, B., 2007, 'An Important Iron Age Bead from Westerham.' KAR 169, 195-169.
Mid to late Holocene vegetation and land use history in the weald of South-Eastern England: multiple pollen profiles from the Rye area
Waller, M.P., and Schofield, J.E., 2007, 'Mid to late Holocene vegetation and land use history in the weald of South-Eastern England: multiple pollen profiles from the Rye area.' Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 16, 367-384.
London-Essex stamped ware from Shorne Marshes
Applegate, D., 2007, 'London-Essex stamped ware from Shorne Marshes.' KAR 170, 212-213.
Seal : the history of a parish
2007, Seal : the history of a parish, Chichester : Phillimore.
The Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet. Part 4: the south west buildings, 6A and 6B
Parfitt, K., 2007, 'The Roman Villa at Minster-in-Thanet. Part 4: the south west buildings, 6A and 6B.' AC, 261-296.
Beresford, Kathryn Suzannah, 2007, Men of Kent' : gender and nationhood in regional perspective, 1815 - 1837.
Beresford, Kathryn Suzannah, 2007, Men of Kent' : gender and nationhood in regional perspective, 1815 - 1837.
The Lullingstone Excavations
Philp, B.J., 2007, 'The Lullingstone Excavations.' KAR 170, 216-221.
Using bracteates as evidence for long-distance contacts
Behr, C., 2007, 'Using bracteates as evidence for long-distance contacts.' in A. Harris (ed.), 15-25.
Evidence for Middle Saxon occupation at Otford
Bennell, M., and Stump, D., 2007, 'Evidence for Middle Saxon occupation at Otford.' AC, 432-434.
Economics and Social Change in Anglo-Saxon Kent AD 400-900: Landscapes, Communities and Exchange
Brookes, S.J., 2007, 'Economics and Social Change in Anglo-Saxon Kent AD 400-900: Landscapes, Communities and Exchange.' (Oxford: BAR British Series 431).
Boat-rivets in graves in pre-Viking Kent
Brookes, S.J., 2007, 'Boat-rivets in graves in pre-Viking Kent.' Medieval Archaeology 51, 1-18.
Walking with Anglo-Saxons: Landscapes of the Living and Landscapes of the Dead in Early Anglo-Saxon Kent
Brookes, S.J., 2007, 'Walking with Anglo-Saxons: Landscapes of the Living and Landscapes of the Dead in Early Anglo-Saxon Kent.' in S. Semple and H. Williams (eds), 43-153.
Documenting the dead: creating an online census of Anglo-Saxon burials from Kent
Brookes, S.J., and Welch, M., 2007, 'Documenting the dead: creating an online census of Anglo-Saxon burials from Kent.' Archaeology International 2005/2006, 28-31.
Towns and trade on an unkind coast: rewriting the history and maritime archaeology of the Cinque Ports
Brookes, S.J., and Milne, G., 2007, 'Towns and trade on an unkind coast: rewriting the history and maritime archaeology of the Cinque Ports.' The Romney Marsh Irregular 28 (2006), 5-13.
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