Infancy, Polygamy and Parenting within Iron Age Kent
Mike Lally, 2002, Kent Archaeological Society Paper No. 8, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
Great Tottington’s Sarsen Stones
Paul Ashbee, 2002, Kent Archaeological Society Paper 0001-02, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
People, plants and pots: the story of the growth of horticultural and cottage garden societies in the Medway towns in the late nineteenth century
Clark, Rodney, 2002, People, plants and pots: the story of the growth of horticultural and cottage garden societies in the Medway towns in the late nineteenth century, [n.p.]: [the author].
Herrne Bay's piers
Gough, Harold, 2002, Herrne Bay's piers, Herne Bay: Pierhead Publications Ltd.
Scott, Miriam (ed.), 2002, Leeds Millennium Project: some Leeds houses described, [n.p.]: [n.p.], [].
Scott, Miriam (ed.), 2002, Leeds Millennium Project: some Leeds houses described, [n.p.]: [n.p.], [].
Dickens in Folkestone
Nevill, Ann, 2002, Dickens in Folkestone, Folkestone : Folkestone and District Local History Society.
The Roman painted house at Dover
Philp, Brian, 2002, The Roman painted house at Dover, Dover: Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit.
The Royal Maundy: past and present
Say, David, 2002, The Royal Maundy: past and present, Wye: [the author].
Sketches of historic Thanet
Perkins, D.R.J., 2002, Sketches of historic Thanet, Broadstairs: Isle of Thanet Archaeological Society.
A possible Roman tide-mill
R. Spain, 2002, Kent Archaeological Society Paper No.005, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.
New Romney: life and occupations in the early nineteenth century
Anne Reeves, 2002, Romney Marsh Irregular, Issue 19. Sevenoaks: Romney Marsh Research Trust.
Further comments on Romney Marsh in Roman times
Anne Reeves, 2002, Romney Marsh Irregular, Issue 19. Sevenoaks: Romney Marsh Research Trust.
Medieval shipyard at Smallhythe
Helen Clarke & Gustav Milne, 2002, Romney Marsh Irregular, Issue 19. Sevenoaks: Romney Marsh Research Trust.
Household stuff: uses and meanings in sixteenth century New Romney
Catherine Richardson, 2002, Romney Marsh Irregular, Issue 19. Sevenoaks: Romney Marsh Research Trust.
The Holocene vegetation history of the Romney Marsh region
Martyn Waller, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
The evidence for Late Holocene foreland progradation and rapid tidal sedimentation from the barrier and marsh sediments of Romney Marsh and Dungeness: a geomorphological approach
Andy Plater, Paul Stupples, Helen Roberts and Caroline Owen, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene environmental change in the Romney Marsh region: new evidence from Tilling Green, Rye
Martyn Waller and Jason Kirby, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
Palaeoenvironmental changes during the last 4000 years at Scotney Marsh, Romney Marsh, Kent: a multiproxy approach
Chris Spencer and Wendy Woodland, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
Reconstructing Late Holocene intertidal environments and channel networks: a review of the role of Benthic Foraminfera biostratigraphy on Romney Marsh
John Evans and Jason Kirby, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
Romney Marsh: evolution of the historic landscape and its wider setting
Stephen Rippon, 2002, Romney Marsh: Coastal and Landscape Change through the Ages (ed. A. Long, S. Hipkin and H. Clarke), OUSA Monograph 56.
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