Bryan Faussett: Antiquary Extraordinary
Wright, D., 2015, ‘Bryan Faussett: Antiquary Extraordinary’ (Oxford).
Using archaeological archives: a case study from Roman Essex
Doherty, Anna, 2015, Using archaeological archives: a case study from Roman Essex, Portslade: Spoilheap.
The Hoo peninsula landscape
Newsome, Sarah, 2015, The Hoo peninsula landscape, Swindon: Historic England.
Canterbury before the Romans
Birmingham, David, 2015, Canterbury before the Romans, Lancaster: Palatine Books.
Bryan Faussett: antiquary extraordinary
Wright, David, 2015, Bryan Faussett: antiquary extraordinary, Oxford: Archaeopress.
Structure and agency in small-scale production: an historical archaeology of the clay tobacco pipemakers of Kent
Boyden, Brian William John, 2015, Structure and agency in small-scale production: an historical archaeology of the clay tobacco pipemakers of Kent, [n.p.]: [n.p.].
Testamenta cantiana: a series of extracts from fifteenth to sixteenth century wills relating to church building and topography, West Kent
Duncan, Leland Lewis, 2015, Testamenta cantiana: a series of extracts from fifteenth to sixteenth century wills relating to church building and topography, West Kent, London: Forgotten Books.
Excavations along the M25: prehistoric, Roman and Anglo-Saxon activity between Aveley and Epping, Essex
Biddulph, Edward, 2015, Excavations along the M25: prehistoric, Roman and Anglo-Saxon activity between Aveley and Epping, Essex, Colchester: Essex Society for Archaeology and History.
The Origin of Capitalism in England 1400-1600
Dimmock, S., 2014, The Origin of Capitalism in England 1400-1600. Leiden: Brill. [Pt 2. economic and transformation in Kent, a case study.]
Kent at Law 1602 Vol V Courts of Enquiry – Requests
Knafla, L.A. (ed.), 2014, Kent at Law 1602 Vol V Courts of Enquiry – Requests, Kew: List & Index Society.
History of the Old House (Originally Mardens Farm), in Hildenborough, Kent
Barber, G., 2014, ‘History of the Old House (Originally Mardens Farm), in Hildenborough, Kent’ (Perth, Western Australia: G. Barber).
Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalkland: Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996
Bennett, P. et al., 2014, ‘Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalkland: Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996’ (Oxford: CAT).
Canterburys Archaeology 2012-2013
CAT., 2014, ‘Canterburys Archaeology 2012-2013’ (Canterbury: CAT).
Randall Manor: Community Archaeology Works!
Cockett, R., Mayfield, A. and Taylor, R., 2014, ‘Randall Manor: Community Archaeology Works!’, KAS Newsletter, 100, 14-19.
Courts, Yards and Houses: enclosing, enhancing and servicing the medieval and early modern great house c.1050 – c.1750
Croom, J.N., 2014, ‘Courts, Yards and Houses: enclosing, enhancing and servicing the medieval and early modern great house c.1050 – c.1750’, The Local Historian, 44, 2, 90-114.
The Hop Bin: an anthology of hop picking in Kent and East Sussex
Doel, F. and G., 2014, ‘The Hop Bin: an anthology of hop picking in Kent and East Sussex’ (Stroud: History Press).
A biographical dictionary of those engaged in the book trade in Kent, 1750-1900
Goulden, R.J., 2014, ‘A biographical dictionary of those engaged in the book trade in Kent, 1750-1900’ (Croydon: R. J. Goulden).
From huts to high rises. The history of housing in Kent
Hollingsworth, J.P., 2014, ‘From huts to high rises. The history of housing in Kent’ (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).
Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley, near Sittingbourne, Kent: Excavations 2003-5
Mackinder, A. and Blackmore, B., 2014, ‘Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley, near Sittingbourne, Kent: Excavations 2003-5’ (London: MoLA).
Aylesford Pilgrimage Walk: 13 mile pilgrimage walk from Rochester Cathedral to the Friars Aylesford, Kent
Merrill, Rev. J.N., 2014, ‘Aylesford Pilgrimage Walk: 13 mile pilgrimage walk from Rochester Cathedral to the Friars Aylesford, Kent’ (Waltham: John Merrill Foundation).
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The Books section of the Kent Archaeological Society website provides a growing bibliography of publications relating to the archaeology, history, and heritage of Kent. This resource brings together recently published works alongside earlier titles, reflecting the breadth of research and writing connected with the county—from academic monographs and excavation reports to local history studies and specialist catalogues . We invite individuals, local societies, publishers, and researchers to contribute details of relevant publications to help expand and maintain this comprehensive reference.
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