The Medway Valley: a Kent landscape transformed
Hann, Andrew, 2009, The Medway Valley: a Kent landscape transformed, Chichester : Phillimore & co. ltd.
Aerial archaeology in Britain
Riley, D.N., 2009, Aerial archaeology in Britain, Oxford: Shire Archaeology.
The Nebra sky-disc
Maraszek, Regine, 2009, The Nebra sky-disc, Halle: Landsmuseum fur Vorgeschichte.
The parish church of St Michael and All Angels, Marden
Gosling, Mari, 2009, The parish church of St Michael and All Angels, Marden, Marden: The Marden History Group.
CAT Interim Reports
Various, 2009, 'CAT Interim Reports.' Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxix, 366-373 [includes references to Anglo-Saxon discoveries at Barton Court Grammar School, Canterbury College and Palace Street in Canterbury and at Fordwich Village Hall].
Review of G. Moody, The Isle of Thanet: from Prehistory to the Norman Conquest
Willis, S., 2009, 'Review of G. Moody, The Isle of Thanet: from Prehistory to the Norman Conquest.' Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxix, 401-404 [Includes reference to Merovingian pottery found in Kent.] (Stroud: Tempus Publishing, 2008).
Medieval Adaptation, Settlement and Economy of a Coastal Wetland: the evidence from around Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent
Barber, L., and Priestley-Bell, G., 2009, 'Medieval Adaptation, Settlement and Economy of a Coastal Wetland: the evidence from around Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent.' (Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2008).
Norman Churches in the Canterbury Diocese
Berg, M., and Jones, H., 2009, 'Norman Churches in the Canterbury Diocese.' (Stroud: The History Press).
John Stones Chronicle: Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1417-1472
Connor, M., (trans.), 2009, 'John Stones Chronicle: Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1417-1472.' (Kalamazoo: Medieval Institute Publications).
The Stones of St Augustines Abbey, Canterbury
Downer, G., 2009, 'The Stones of St Augustines Abbey, Canterbury.' (Canterbury: Kent Regionally Important Geological Sites Group).
The Sea and the Marsh: the medieval Cinque Port of New Romney revealed through archaeological excavations and historical research
Draper, G., and Meddens, F., 2009, 'The Sea and the Marsh: the medieval Cinque Port of New Romney revealed through archaeological excavations and historical research.' (London: Pre-Construct Archaeology).
Striving to Succeed in late Medieval Canterbury: the life of Thomas Fokys, publican, mayor and alderman c.1460-1535
Fox, P.A., 2009, 'Striving to Succeed in late Medieval Canterbury: the life of Thomas Fokys, publican, mayor and alderman c.1460-1535.' Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxix, 209-224.
Rochester, Hexham and Cennrígmonaid: the movements of St Andrew in Britain 604-747
Fraser, J.E., 2009, 'Rochester, Hexham and Cennrígmonaid: the movements of St Andrew in Britain 604-747.' in S.I. Boardman, J.R. Davies and E. Williamson (eds), Saints Cults in the Celtic World, Studies in Celtic History 25 (Woodbridge: The Boydell Press), 1-17.
Storm flooding, coastal defence and land use around the Thames estuary and tidal river, c.1250-1450
Galloway, J.A., 2009, 'Storm flooding, coastal defence and land use around the Thames estuary and tidal river, c.1250-1450.' Journal of Medieval History 35.2, 171-188.
Gervase of Canterbury, Christ Church and the Archbishops
Gelin, M-P., 2009, 'Gervase of Canterbury, Christ Church and the Archbishops.' Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 60.3, 449-463.
A Documentary Study relating to Buckland in the Medieval Borgh of Westree in Maidstone
Goacher, D., 2009, 'A Documentary Study relating to Buckland in the Medieval Borgh of Westree in Maidstone.' Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxix, 394-398.
Kentish Place Names: were they ever Celtic?
Goormachtigh, M., and Durham, A., 2009, 'Kentish Place Names: were they ever Celtic?' Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxix, 279-293.
Doubt and Ambiguities in the Transmission of Ideas in a Medieval Latin Bestiary: Canterbury Cathedral Archives Lit. Ms D.10
Heath, D., 2009, 'Doubt and Ambiguities in the Transmission of Ideas in a Medieval Latin Bestiary: Canterbury Cathedral Archives Lit. Ms D.10.' Skepsi 2.2: Ambiguities, 13-27 [online journal].
Bronze Age connections: cultural contact in Prehistoric Europe
Clark, Peter (ed.), 2009, Bronze Age connections: cultural contact in Prehistoric Europe, Oxford: Oxbow books.
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