Building the late mediaeval Suffolk parish church
Cotton, Simon, 2019, Building the late mediaeval Suffolk parish church, Needham Market. Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History.
The history of Jesus Hospital Canterbury, Canterbury: Jesus Hospital, Canterbury
Lee, Merrilyn (et.al.), 2019, The history of Jesus Hospital Canterbury, Canterbury: Jesus Hospital, Canterbury.
Archaeology in the PPG16 era: investigations in England 1990-2010
Darvill, Timothy (et.al.), 2019, Archaeology in the PPG16 era: investigations in England 1990-2010, Oxford: Oxbrow.
Aveling and Porter: an illustrated history
2019, Aveling and Porter: an illustrated history, Stroud: Amberley.
The Anglo-Florentines: The British in Tuscany, 1814-1860
Webb, Diana, 2019, The Anglo-Florentines: The British in Tuscany, 1814-1860, Oxford: Bloomsbury.
Minnis memories & more
Shefford, Ros (ed.), 2019, Minnis memories & more, Canterley Publishing.
Knole revealed: archaeology & discovery at a great country house
Cohen, Natalie, 2019, Knole revealed: archaeology & discovery at a great country house, National Trust.
Humphry Repton in Kent
Cairns, Elizabeth, 2018, Humphry Repton in Kent, Eynsford: Kent Gardens Trust.
A Walk Through Sittingbourne in Days Gone By
Long, M. and Whitnell, A. (eds.), 2018, A Walk Through Sittingbourne in Days Gone By, Sittingbourne: Sittingbourne Heritage Museum.
St Laurence in Thanet: a parish history
Bolton, M., 2018, St Laurence in Thanet: a parish history, London: Ariana Press, 2016.
St Peter & St Paul, Swanscombe: a guide to Swanscombe and Greenhithes Mother Church, updated and extended
Bull, C., 2018, St Peter & St Paul, Swanscombe: a guide to Swanscombe and Greenhithes Mother Church, updated and extended, Gravesend: Christoph Bull.
Fordwich: Britain’s smallest town
Clayton, R., 2018, Fordwich: Britains smallest town, Fordwich: Roger Clayton.
Watling Street: travels through Britain and its ever present past
Higgs, J., 2018, Watling Street: travels through Britain and its ever present past, London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
Excavations of Prehistoric, Roman and Saxon Remains by the Medway Estuary at Kingsnorth
Howell, I. et al., 2018, Excavations of Prehistoric, Roman and Saxon Remains by the Medway Estuary at Kingsnorth, London: MOLA, 2016.
A Succession of Town Clerks
Webster, M., 2018, ‘A Succession of Town Clerks’, Kent Family History Society Journal, 15, 4, 264-271 [Edward Knocker of Dover].
Fun and frivolity: nineteenth century amusements in Gravesend
Smith, Lynda, 2018, Fun and frivolity: nineteenth century amusements in Gravesend, Gravesend: Gravesend Historical Society.
Deciduous enamel 3D microwear texture analysis as an indicator of childhood diet in medieval Canterbury, England
Mahooney, P. et al., 2018, ‘Deciduous enamel 3D microwear texture analysis as an indicator of childhood diet in medieval Canterbury, England’, Journal of Archaeological Science, 66 (2016), 128-136.
Early Medieval Monasticism in the North Sea Zone: recent research and new perspectives
Thomas, G., 2018, Early Medieval Monasticism in the North Sea Zone: recent research and new perspectives, Oxford: Oxford University School of Archaeology.
Kent at Law 1602 Vol VI Courts of Equity – Wards and Liveries
Knafla, L.A. (ed.), 2018, Kent at Law 1602 Vol VI Courts of Equity – Wards and Liveries, Kew: List & Index Society, 2016.
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