KENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY - Archaeologia Cantiana. Being Contributions to the History and Archaeology of Kent. Volume CVXIII. 1993

Great Britain, Kent Archaeological Society, 1994. First Edition, Binding: Cloth, Fine/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall Octavo 0000665894 Harback Hardback. First Edition. Archaeologia Cantiana. Volume CXII. Blue cloth with gilt decoration and lettering. Contents: List of Officers, xv; Members of Council, xvi; Committees, xvii; List of Local Secretaries, xxviii; Members' List, xix; Corresponding Societies I; Institutional Subscribers, lii; Annual Report for the Year, lviii. The Population of Victorian and Edwardian Kent. William Stukeley, the Kit's Coty Houses and His Covers: A Note. Finances and Government of Canterbury Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century. Cockham Wood Fort. Country Banks and Economic Development in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries: The Case of the Margate Bank. Kentish Rag and Other Kent Building Stones. Rochester Cathedral: The North Choir Aisle and the Space Between it an 'Gundulf's' Tower. A Question of Identity? The Column Figures on the West Portal of Rochester Cathedral. Thomas Rolff: An Examination of the Structure of Society Within the Kentish High Weald Based Upon the Study of a Fifteenth-Century Parish Clerk. Seal, Kemsing and Ightham - 1560 to 1650. An Anglo-Saxon Case of Hyperostosis Frontalis Interna. Franciscan Lectors at Christ Church Cathedral Priory, Canterbury, 1275-1314. History of the Demesne Farm at Appledore From Contemporary Building Records. The Early Derings. St. Mary's, Dover, Monumental Inscriptions. The First Hundred Years of Quakerism in Kent. The 1566 Survey of the Kent Coast. Interim Report on Work Carried Out in 1993 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust. Researches and Discoveries in Kent. Reviews. Obituaries. General Index. Illustrated. 453 pp.