Varieties of digital imaging to support community archaeology
Brownrigg, D., 2025, ‘Varieties of digital imaging to support community archaeology’ in Heritage Photography, September/October, pp. 21-34. Bristol: Royal Photographic Society.
The Anglo-Saxon Barrow Cemetery on Breach Down, Kent
Karen Anderson, 2025, ‘The Anglo-Saxon Barrow Cemetery on Breach Down, Kent’, Romsey Saxon Landscape Website.
Analysing Roman hobnail footwear in soil-blocks using radiography: Design, dating, and identities
Elliott, J.E.G.; Teoaca, A., 2025, Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 67 (2025) 105400.
Naval Warfare, The State And The Archbishops of Canterbury In The Tenth And Eleventh Centuries
Insley, C., ‘Naval Warfare, The State And The Archbishops of Canterbury In The Tenth And Eleventh Centuries’, The Haskins Society Journal, 33, 1-12 (2021).
‘Monuments And Memory: William Somner’s ‘Antiquities of Canterbury’ & Poems on the Regicide
Brackmann, R., ‘Monuments And Memory: William Somner’s ‘Antiquities of Canterbury’ & Poems on the Regicide’, in Old English Scholarship In The Seventeenth Century: medievalism and national crisis (Woodbridge: Boydell) 102-126.
Sarum Missal, 16th century
Rochester Cathedral Chapter Library volunteer Beverley Jacobs leafs through the 16th-century Sarum Missal, a remnant from the final days of the Priory Library.
Northfleet’s Forgotten Tunnels: Henley’s Second World War Industrial Air-raid Shelters
Victor Smith explores Henley’s Second World War Industrial air-raid shelters.
Bede, Æthelberht, and the Examples of The Romans in Early Medieval England
Rabin, A., ‘Bede, Æthelberht, and the Examples of The Romans in Early Medieval England’, Early Medieval Europe, 31, 4, 563-584.
The Danelaw, 9th-11th century
Dr Alexander Thomas introduces the Danelaw; an 11th-century name for the areas of Northern and Eastern England in which the laws of the Danish Viking empire from the late 9th century until the early 11th century.
Animals and food at Rochester Priory, c.1235
Dr Christopher Monk explores details about animals and animal products consumed at Rochester Priory emerging from a section in Custumale Roffense concerning the monastery’s lay servants (folios 53r-60v).
On The Discovery of A Late Acheulean ‘Giant’ Handaxe From The Maritime Academy, Frindsbury, Kent’
Ingrey, L. et al., ‘On The Discovery of A Late Acheulean ‘Giant’ Handaxe From The Maritime Academy, Frindsbury, Kent’, Internet Archeology, 61.
Elizabeth Elstob’s excerpts from Textus Roffensis 1712
Elizabeth Elstob made a facsimile of Textus Roffensis (c.1123), in two parts. Here, Dr Christopher Monk explores her handwritten copies of the three Old English Kentish law codes, unique to Textus, and her copy of the foundation charter of Rochester Cathedral with its marvellous decorated initial.
The Rochester Bible, c.1125-1140
Dr Christopher Monk explores The Rochester Bible; a richly decorated manuscript produced by the monks of St Andrew’s Priory, Rochester.
Food rents paid to Rochester Priory, c. 1235
Dr Christopher Monk explores the role of animals and animal products at the Priory of Saint Andrew at Rochester, for everything from manuscripts to candles and transport to food.
Bede, Opera (volume 2), with manuscript leaves, 1521
Dr Christopher Monk leaves through a volume of Bede’s second opera in the Chapter Library collection featuring two medieval manuscript paste-downs.
Kent: Building Stones of England
Willett, C. et al., Kent: Building Stones of England. 2nd edition (Swindon: Historic England).
High Treason and A Wicked Contrivance?
Rochester Cathedral Chapter Library volunteer Myra Amor explores the stories of three successive bishops of Rochester each accused of treason.
Nine lives: The story of Biggin Hill
Martin, A., Nine lives: The story of Biggin Hill (London: Unicorn Publishing).
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