Residential persistence in rural Victorian England: a comparative study of seven Kent parishes
Newton-Taylor, P., 2007, 'Residential persistence in rural Victorian England: a comparative study of seven Kent parishes.' ph.d., University of Essex, 2008.
Sir Roger Twysden, 1597-1672: a re-appraisal of his life and writings
Petrie, S., 2007, 'Sir Roger Twysden, 1597-1672: a re-appraisal of his life and writings.' ph.d., University of Kent, 2007.
Highstead near Chislet, Kent: excavations 1975-1977
Bennett, Paul, 2007, Highstead near Chislet, Kent: excavations 1975-1977, Canterbury: Canterbury Archaeological Trust.
Historic Herne and Broomfield
Bundock, Mike (ed.)., 2007, Historic Herne and Broomfield, Herne Bay : Pierhed publications limited.
Timber building in Britain
Brunskill, R.W., 2007, Timber building in Britain, New Haven: Yale University Press.
Economics and social change in Anglo-Saxon Kent: AD400 - 900
Brookes, Stuart, 2007, Economics and social change in Anglo-Saxon Kent: AD400 - 900, Oxford : Archaeopress.
England's seaside resorts
Brodie, Allan, 2007, England's seaside resorts, Swindon: English Heritage.
The Kentish village of Eastry : 1800 - 2000
Welby, Douglas, 2007, The Kentish village of Eastry : 1800 - 2000, Eastry : the author.
The lost Manor of Ware
Kersey, Kathryn, 2007, The lost Manor of Ware, Maidstone : the author.
Ringlemere: six grave groups. Worth: gold coin pendant. Otford: silver-gilt zoomorphic pin-head. Ramsgate: gold annular pendant. Denton with Wootton: silver hooked-tag
Portable Antiquities and Treasure Annual Report 2007, 2009, 'Ringlemere: six grave groups. Worth: gold coin pendant. Otford: silver-gilt zoomorphic pin-head. Ramsgate: gold annular pendant. Denton with Wootton: silver hooked-tag.' 93-104.
The archaeology of Kent to AD800
Williams, John H. (ed.)., 2007, The archaeology of Kent to AD800, Woodbridge : Boydell press.
The Augustinian Priory of St. Mary, Merton, Surrey: excavations 1976-90
Miller, Pat, 2007, The Augustinian Priory of St. Mary, Merton, Surrey: excavations 1976-90, London: Museum of London Archaeology Service.
Broadstairs: heydays and nowadays
Evans, Nick, 2007, Broadstairs: heydays and nowadays, Whitstable : Bygone Publishing.
St.Michaeol and all angels church, St. Michael's, Tenterden, Kent : church and churchyard monumental inscriptions
Gillett, Jack, 2007, St.Michaeol and all angels church, St. Michael's, Tenterden, Kent : church and churchyard monumental inscriptions, Tenterden : Tenterden and District local history society.
A brief historical tour of the village of Bridge and its environs
2007, A brief historical tour of the village of Bridge and its environs, Bridge: Bridge and District History Society.
Archaeology: what it is, where it is and how to do it
Wilkinson, Paul, 2007, Archaeology: what it is, where it is and how to do it, Oxford: Archaeopress.
The College at Wye: an historical guide
Burnham, Paul, 2007, The College at Wye: an historical guide, Wye: Wye Historical Society.
Kemnal Manor Chislehurst an 850 year history
Allen, T., 2007, 'Kemnal Manor Chislehurst an 850 year history.' (Chislehurst: privately printed).
Walking the Kent Coast from end to end
Bathurst, D., 2007, 'Walking the Kent Coast from end to end.' (Seaford: S.B. Publications).
A Brief Historical Tour of the Village of Bridge
Bridge and District History Society, 2007, 'A Brief Historical Tour of the Village of Bridge.' (Canterbury: B&DHS).
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