TATTON-BROWN, Tim

Church of St. Martin Aldington: Historical and Archaeological Survey

Location

Building Survey

By

TATTON-BROWN, Tim

Year of Report

2005

Historic Environment Record

True

New structural Evidence regarding Bell Harry Tower and the south-east Spire at Canterbury.

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 129-136

Author

Cecil Hewett and Tim Tatton-Brown

Excavations at the 'Old Palace', Bekesbourne, near Canterbury

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 27-58

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

The Topography and Buildings of Horton Manor, near Canterbury

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 77-106

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

Three great Benedictine Houses in Kent: Their Buildings and Topography

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 171-188

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

The Parish Church of St. Laurence, Godmersham: A History

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 45-82

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

Church building on Romney Marsh in the later Middle Ages

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 253-266

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

Kent churches - Some new architectural notes

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 111-120

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

Kentish Rag and other Kent building stones.

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 93-126

Author

Bernard C. Worssam and Tim Tatton-Brown

Kent churches - Some new architectural notes (contd.)

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 189-236

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

The Evolution of 'Watling Street' in Kent

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 121-134

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

Cobham Hall: the House and Gardens

Arch Cant Article

PAGE 1-28

Author

Tim Tatton-Brown

KAS collections - Portrait of Anne Wyatt/Twysden

Anne Wyatt Twysden

The Romano-British villa and Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Eccles

On Thursday the 7th April there will be a mini conference to host the launch of a monograph summarising the excavations at Eccles (1962-76) and assessing the significance of the central and lower Medway valley during the 1st millennium AD.

Steve Cosh (the Roman villa) and Nick Stoodley (the Anglo-Saxon cemetery) present an overview and discussion of the more significant results to emerge from this work.