Houses of the Weald and Downland. People and houses of South-East England c.1300-1900
Tankard, D., 2013, ‘Houses of the Weald and Downland. People and houses of South-East England c.1300-1900’ (Lancaster: Carnegie Publishing, 2012).
The Royal Charters of Faversham
Tann, P., 2013, ‘The Royal Charters of Faversham’ (Faversham: Faversham Society).
A Road through the Past: archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent
Allen, T., Donnelly, M., Hardy, A., Hayden, C. and Powell, K., 2013, ‘A Road through the Past: archaeological discoveries on the A2 Pepperhill to Cobham road-scheme in Kent’ (Oxford: Oxford Archaeology Monograph No. 16, 2012).
Claimed by the Sea: Salcombe, Langdon Bay and other marine finds of the Bronze Age
Needham, S., Parham, D. and Frieman, C.J., 2013, ‘Claimed by the Sea: Salcombe, Langdon Bay and other marine finds of the Bronze Age’ (York: Council for British Archaeology Research Report 173).
Roman relief-patterned tiles at Dover and elsewhere in Kent. Part II
Black, E.W., 2013, ‘Roman relief-patterned tiles at Dover and elsewhere in Kent. Part II’, KAR, 191, 40-43.
Face-pots from Dover, Kent, and Colchester
Clewley, G.B., 2013, ‘Face-pots from Dover, Kent, and Colchester’, KAR, 192, 85-88.
The Roman road through Sissinghurst
Gibbons, T., 2013, ‘The Roman road through Sissinghurst’, The Cranbrook Journal, 24, 1-2.
St Lawrence Ground, Old Dover Road, Canterbury
Holman, J., 2013, ‘St Lawrence Ground, Old Dover Road, Canterbury’, in Canterbury’s Archaeology: 36th Annual Report of the CAT 2011-2012 (Canterbury: CAT), 22-23.
Church Street, Maidstone
OShea, L., 2013, ‘Church Street, Maidstone’, in Canterbury’s Archaeology: 36th Annual Report of the CAT 2011-2012 (Canterbury: CAT), 50-51.
Folkestone Roman Villa
Parfitt, K., 2013, ‘Folkestone Roman Villa’, in Canterbury’s Archaeology: 36th Annual Report of the CAT 2011-2012 (Canterbury: CAT), 46-48.
The preservation of the Roman wall plaster in the Roman Painted House at Dover
Philp, B., 2013, ‘The preservation of the Roman wall plaster in the Roman Painted House at Dover’, KAR, 193, 102-109.
28 St Dunstans Street, Canterbury
Rady, J. and Boden, D., 2013, ‘28 St Dunstans Street, Canterbury’, in Canterbury’s Archaeology: 36th Annual Report of the CAT 2011-2012 (Canterbury: CAT), 1-9.
1st century BC helmet found near Canterbury
Richardson, A., 2013, ‘1st century BC helmet found near Canterbury’, KAS Newsletter, 95, 2-3.
Inscriptions
Tomlin, R.S.O., 2013, ‘Inscriptions’, in ‘Roman Britain in 2012’, Britannia, 44 (2013), see p. 388.
Finds reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme
Worrell, S. and Pearce, J., 2013, ‘Finds reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme’, in ‘Roman Britain in 2012’, Britannia, 44 (2013), 345-347.
Anglo-Saxon graves and grave goods of the 6th and 7th centuries AD: A chronological framework
Bayliss, A. et al., 2013, ‘Anglo-Saxon graves and grave goods of the 6th and 7th centuries AD: A chronological framework’, The Society for Medieval Archaeology Monograph 33 (Leeds: Maney Publishing).
The Lathes of Kent: a review of the evidence
Brookes, S., 2013, ‘The Lathes of Kent: a review of the evidence’, in S. Brookes, S. Harrington and A. Reynolds eds, ‘Studies in Early Anglo-Saxon Art and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Martin G. Welch’ (Oxford: BAR, 2011), 156-170.
Charters of Christ Church Canterbury
Brooks, N.P. and Kelly, S.E. eds, 2013, ‘Charters of Christ Church Canterbury’, Parts 1 and 2, Anglo-Saxon Charters Vols. 17 and 18 (Oxford: OUP).
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