Archaeological Investigations of a Major Building Probably Roman and Related Landscape Features at Bourne Park Bishopsbourne 2011-12
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Lacey M. Wallace, Paul S. Johnson, Kristian D. Strutt and Alex Mullen
The Findings of various Archaeological Investigations at the Roman Naval Fort, Stutfall Castle, Lympne, 2014-16
Bourne Park Images
Associate Professor Alex Mullen leading by example in extreme magnotometry surveying. Student looks on in horror
Walking the rope, less challenging magging
The site in foreground looking NE. The Nailbourne in middle foreground with the line of trees masking numerous barrows and the Roman Road from Canterbury to Dover
View of site from the NE across the Nailbourne. Bishopsbourne Church extreme left. Roman buildings extreme right behind the shrubs and in front of the line of trees
The southern spring adjacent to the villa site
The NE spring in the height of a dry summer.
GNSS surveying building a 5 metre terrain model of the Park
The Nailbourne in winter flow
Resistivity surveying. In winter when the ground has sufficient moisture to maximise contrast. Old disused Bourne Park cricket pavillion to rear
Quad bike pulling multi GPR array
Bourne Park, near Canterbury
Bourne Park First Interim Report
Bourne Park Geophysical Survey 2013
Bourne Park Second Interim Report
The remarkable multi-period finds at Minnis Bay, Birchington: the major contribution to inter-tidal zone archaeology made by Antoinette Powell-Cotton (1913-1997)
Frontispiece 2014
Frontispiece 2014
Ancient Stained Glass in Bishopsbourne Church
Frontispiece 2011
Annual Report and Accounts 2014
More Classis Britannica tiles from East Wear Bay, Folkestone
Annual Report of the Council For 2011
