Earlier or Later? The Rectangular Cloisonné Buckle from Sutton Hoo Mound I in Context
Adams, N., 2011, ‘Earlier or Later? The Rectangular Cloisonné Buckle from Sutton Hoo Mound I in Context’, in S. Brookes et al., Studies in Early Anglo-Saxon Art and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Martin G. Welch. BAR British Series 527 (Oxford: Archaeopress), 20-32.
Studies in Early Anglo-Saxon Art and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Martin G. Welch
Brookes, S., Harrington, S. and Reynolds, A. (eds), 2011, ‘Studies in Early Anglo-Saxon Art and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Martin G. Welch’ (Oxford: Archaeopress).
Early Anglo-Saxon Eastry: Archaeological Evidence for the Beginnings of a District Centre in the Kingdom of Kent
Dickinson, T., Fern, C. and Richardson, A., 2011, ‘Early Anglo-Saxon Eastry: Archaeological Evidence for the Beginnings of a District Centre in the Kingdom of Kent’, in H. Hamerow (ed.), Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 17 (Oxford: Oxford University School of Archaeology), 1-86.
The life and times of Warners Solicitors : a story of Tonbridge people
Saggers, Jennifer G., 2011, The life and times of Warners Solicitors : a story of Tonbridge people, Tonbridge : Jester books.
Geake, H., 2011, ‘Accidental Losses, Plough-Damaged Cemeteries and the Occasional Hoard: the Portable Antiquities Scheme and Early Anglo-Saxon Archaeology’, in S. Brookes et al., 33-39.
Work-Boxes or Reliquaries? Small Copper-Alloy Containers in Seventh Century Anglo-Saxon Graves
Hills, C., 2011, ‘Work-Boxes or Reliquaries? Small Copper-Alloy Containers in Seventh Century Anglo-Saxon Graves’, in S. Brookes et al., 14-19.
Things of This World: Portable Antiquities and Their Potential
Lewis, M., Richardson, A., and Williams, D., 2011, ‘Things of This World: Portable Antiquities and Their Potential’, in M. Clegg-Hyer and G. Owen-Crocker (eds), The Material Culture of Daily Living in the Anglo-Saxon World (Exeter: University of Exeter Press), 231-257.
Chatham through time
MacDougall, Phillip, 2011, Chatham through time, Stroud: Amberley publishing.
Ringlemere in Reference to Early Cross-Channel Relations
Marzinzik, S., 2011, ‘Ringlemere in Reference to Early Cross-Channel Relations’, in S. Brookes et al., 55-61.
Seldom…Does the Deadly Spear Rest for Long: Weapons and Armour
Owen-Crocker, G., 2011, ‘Seldom…Does the Deadly Spear Rest for Long: Weapons and Armour’, in M. Clegg-Hyer and G. Owen-Crocker (eds), The Material Culture of Daily Living in the Anglo-Saxon World (Exeter: University of Exeter Press), 201-230.
The Oxford handbook of Anglo-Saxon archaeology
Hamerow, Helena (ed.), 2011, The Oxford handbook of Anglo-Saxon archaeology, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
The Third Way: Thoughts on Non-Saxon Identity South of the Thames 450-600
Richardson, A., 2011, ‘The Third Way: Thoughts on Non-Saxon Identity South of the Thames 450-600’, in S. Brookes et al., 72-81.
CSI Sittingbourne: Community Science Investigation and Exhibition
Richardson, A., 2011, ‘CSI Sittingbourne: Community Science Investigation and Exhibition’, in Canterbury’s Archaeology 2009-2010 (Canterbury: CAT), 45-46.
Between Frankish and Merovingian Influences in Early Anglo-Saxon Sussex (Fifth-Seventh Centuries)
Soulat, J., 2011, ‘Between Frankish and Merovingian Influences in Early Anglo-Saxon Sussex (Fifth-Seventh Centuries)’, in S. Brookes et al., 62-71.
Canterbury Cathedral Priory in the age of Becket
Fergusson, Peter, 2011, Canterbury Cathedral Priory in the age of Becket, London : Paul Mellon Centre for studies in British art.
The Pilgrims' Way : fact and fiction of an ancient trackway
Bright, Derek, 2011, The Pilgrims' Way : fact and fiction of an ancient trackway, Stroud : the history press.
Bishopstone and Lyminge
Thomas, G., 2011, ‘Bishopstone and Lyminge’, British Archaeology, 119, 42-47.
Rose of Dover (d.1261), Richard of Chilham and an Inheritance in Kent
Cassidy, R., 2011, ‘Rose of Dover (d.1261), Richard of Chilham and an Inheritance in Kent’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxi, 305-319.
Dode Church – the Known Facts and Reality
Chapman, D., 2011, ‘Dode Church – the Known Facts and Reality’, Journal of Kent History, 72, 12-14.
The Hallowed King? Case Reports of 27 Miracles Ascribed to King Henry VI across the Counties of Kent and Sussex
Chizlett, C., 2011, ‘The Hallowed King? Case Reports of 27 Miracles Ascribed to King Henry VI across the Counties of Kent and Sussex’, Journal of Kent History, 72, 4-8.
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