The Parish of Allhallow Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent. Historic Area Assessment
Smith, J., 2014, ‘The Parish of Allhallow Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent. Historic Area Assessment’, Research Report Series No. 11 (Swindon: English Heritage).
The Parish of Stoke, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent
Smith, J., 2014, ‘The Parish of Stoke, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent’, Research Report Series No. 12 (Swindon: English Heritage).
High Halstow, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent
Smith, J. and Clarke, J., 2014, ‘High Halstow, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent’, Research Report Series No. 53 (Swindon: English Heritage).
Cliffe and Cliffe Woods, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent
Smith, J. and Clarke, J., 2014, ‘Cliffe and Cliffe Woods, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent’, Research Report Series No. 54 (Swindon: English Heritage).
Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalklands. Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996
Bennett, P. et al., 2014, ‘Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalklands. Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996’, CAT Occasional Paper No. 9 (Canterbury: CAT).
Both sides now: the Carps-tongue complex revisited
Brandherm, D. and Moskal-del Hoyo, M., 2014, ‘Both sides now: the Carps-tongue complex revisited’, The Antiquaries Journal, 94, 1-47.
A Look at Key Street's Past
Allinson, H., 2014, A look at Key Street’s Past, Sittingbourne: Sittingbourne Heritage Museum.
A History of the Sittingbourne Co-operative Society
Allinson, H., 2014, A History of the Sittingbourne Co-operative Society, Sittingbourne: Sittingbourne Heritage Museum.
The Battle of Britain that never was: a tour of Swale's forgotten Great War defences
Anstee, Alan, 2014, The Battle of Britain that never was: a tour of Swale's forgotten Great War defences, Maidstone: Maidstone Museum.
The Battle of Britain that never was: a tour of Swale's forgotten Great War defences
Anstee, Alan, 2014, The Battle of Britain that never was: a tour of Swale's forgotten Great War defences, Maidstone: Maidstone Museum.
Stairway to heaven: the functions of medieval upper spaces
Huitson, Toby, 2014, Stairway to heaven: the functions of medieval upper spaces, Oxford: Oxbow books.
Food, Technology and Culture in the Late Bronze Age of Southern Britain: Perforated Clay Plates of the Lower Thames Valley
Champion, T., 2014, ‘Food, Technology and Culture in the Late Bronze Age of Southern Britain: Perforated Clay Plates of the Lower Thames Valley’, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 80, 279-398.
A Late Iron Age Helmet Burial from Bridge, near Canterbury, Kent
Farley, J., Parfitt, K. and Richardson, A., 2014, ‘A Late Iron Age Helmet Burial from Bridge, near Canterbury, Kent’, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 80, 379-388.
Discoveries and Excavations across Kent 1970-2014
KARU., 2014, ‘Discoveries and Excavations across Kent 1970-2014’, Kent Monograph Series Vol. XII (Dover: KARU).
Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley near Sittingbourne, Kent. Excavations 2003-5
Mackinder, A. and Blackmore, L., 2014, ‘Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley near Sittingbourne, Kent. Excavations 2003-5’, MoLA Archaeological Studies Series No. 28.
A land archaeologist goes to sea
Parfitt, K., 2014, ‘A land archaeologist goes to sea’, Current Archaeology, 287, 44-45.
The Ebbsfleet Elephant: Excavations at Southfleet Road, Swanscombe in advance of High Speed 1, 2003-4
Wenban-Smith, F. (ed.), 2014, ‘The Ebbsfleet Elephant: Excavations at Southfleet Road, Swanscombe in advance of High Speed 1, 2003-4’, Oxford Archaeology Monograph, Vol. 20.
A Roman Balsamarium from Petham
CAT., 2014, ‘A Roman Balsamarium from Petham’, Canterbury’s Archaeology 2012-2013, 41 (Canterbury: CAT).
Outside the Town. Roman Industry, Burial and Religion at Augustan House, Rhoadaus Town, Canterbury
Helm, R., 2014, ‘Outside the Town. Roman Industry, Burial and Religion at Augustan House, Rhoadaus Town, Canterbury’, CAT Occasional Paper No. 10 (Canterbury: CAT).
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