Discoveries and Excavations across Kent, 1970-2014
Philp, B., 2014, ‘Discoveries and Excavations across Kent, 1970-2014’, Kent Monographs Series (Dover: KARU).
An Iron Age and Roman site at Queen Elizabeth Square, Maidstone, Kent
Philp, B., 2014, ‘An Iron Age and Roman site at Queen Elizabeth Square, Maidstone, Kent’, KAR, 191, 170-175.
Archaeological Investigations at Maidstone Hospital, Hermitage Lane, Barming
Stevens, S., 2014, ‘Archaeological Investigations at Maidstone Hospital, Hermitage Lane, Barming’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 141-151.
Inscriptions
Tomlin, R.S.O., 2014, ‘Inscriptions’, in ‘Roman Britain in 2013’, Britannia, 45, 391-395, 442.
Archaeological Investigations of a Major Building, probably Roman, and related landscape features at Bourne Park, Bishopsbourne, 2011-12
Wallace, L., 2014, ‘Archaeological Investigations of a Major Building, probably Roman, and related landscape features at Bourne Park, Bishopsbourne, 2011-12’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 187-203.
The development of Roman and Medieval Wincheap
Weekes, J., 2014, ‘The development of Roman and Medieval Wincheap’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 246-249.
Finds reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme
Worrell, S. and Pearce, J., 2014, ‘Finds reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme’, in ‘Roman Britain in 2013’, Britannia, 45, 397-400, 426-427.
A reappraisal of eleventh-century settlement in the eastern High Weald
Chester-Kadwell, B., 2014, ‘A reappraisal of eleventh-century settlement in the eastern High Weald’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 105-130.
The Lenham Enigma: The Anglo-Saxon warriors triple grave
Clewley, G.B., 2014, ‘The Lenham Enigma: The Anglo-Saxon warriors triple grave’, KAR, 194, 136-139.
The Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of Southern Britain AD 450-650: Beneath the Tribal Hidage
Harrington, S. and Welch, M., 2014, ‘The Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of Southern Britain AD 450-650: Beneath the Tribal Hidage’ (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
Excavating Anglo-Saxon Lyminge: The final season on Tayne Field
Knox, A., 2014, ‘Excavating Anglo-Saxon Lyminge: The final season on Tayne Field’, KAS Newsletter, 100, 4-9.
Money and Power in Anglo-Saxon England: The Southern English Kingdoms, 757-865
Naismith, R., 2014, ‘Money and Power in Anglo-Saxon England: The Southern English Kingdoms, 757-865’ (Cambridge: CUP).
A major Anglo-Saxon site at Eynsford, Kent
Philp, B., 2014, ‘A major Anglo-Saxon site at Eynsford, Kent’, in Discoveries and Excavations across Kent, 1970-2014, Site 16, 118-136 (Dover: KARU).
Lord of the Manor Ramsgate: Training excavation with University of Kent students
Trust for Thanet Archaeology., 2014, ‘Lord of the Manor Ramsgate: Training excavation with University of Kent students’, KAS Newsletter, 99, 2-3.
A Maritime Community in War and Peace: Kentish Ports, Ships and Mariners, 1320-1400
Ayton, A. and Lambert, C., 2014, ‘A Maritime Community in War and Peace: Kentish Ports, Ships and Mariners, 1320-1400’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 67-103.
Medieval Art, Architecture & Archaeology at Canterbury
Bovey, A., 2014, ‘Medieval Art, Architecture & Archaeology at Canterbury’ (Leeds: Maney).
Wilkinson, Paul, 2014, Beowolf on the Isle of Harty, Kent, [the author].
Wilkinson, Paul, 2014, Beowolf on the Isle of Harty, Kent, [the author].
Woodland workers in late Medieval Keston
Davis, T., 2014, ‘Woodland workers in late Medieval Keston’, Bromleag, 2, 29, 24-29.
Augustine of Canterbury: leadership, mission and legacy
Mackintosh, R., 2014, ‘Augustine of Canterbury: leadership, mission and legacy’ (Norwich: Canterbury Press).
Mackintosh, R., 2014, ‘Augustine of Canterbury: leadership, mission and legacy’ (Norwich: Canterbury Press).
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