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Acton Farm, nr Charing, sarsen stones Anguish, Thomas, rector 285, 286-9 326 animal bone Adam of Lyminge 55 Dickson's Corner, Worth 111, Adcock, A.J., builder 384 112, 114, 115, 120, 141, 141, Addington Long Barrow 319, 320, 145 321, 322, 323, 324, 337, 338 ox skeleton 112 Addington-Trottiscliffe, sarsen stone fossil skeletal material 172 spreads in area 326 Minster in Thanet, Neolithic 361 Adel (Yorks), lion carving 387, 389 Arbuthnot, Sergeant James 282 adzes, Late Neolithic 'shaft-hole' archbishops of Canterbury 351-2 173, 175 Arkcoll, Charles 245, 246, 251, 252 Alkham, stater 2\0, 219 arrowheads Allen, Tim, 'The origins of the Swale: flint, Bronze Age 361, 363 an archaeological interpretation' iron, medieval, Sandwich 67, 68, 169-86 70-1 Allfree, Revd Edward Mott, head- Ash, (book review) 422-4 master 237 Ashbee, Paul, 'The Medways' mega- Alton (Hants), coin hoards 212-13 lithic long barrows' 319-45 Amherst, Mary, Dowager Countess Ashcroft, Peter, Chief Engineer 194, 190,203 n.32 195, 197, 198, 199, 200 Amminus, coinage 207, 209, 213, Ashford, railway 23, 350 216 Ash next Sandwich see Gilton Anderson, Graham, obituary by 431 assizes, in Maidstone 351 Anglo-Saxon period Astle, Thomas 317, 318 Late Saxon glass analysed 300, Austen, Francis 190, 191 301-2 Aveling, Stephen Thomas 267 Marquise stone used 18 axes and hand-axes Minster in Thanet, burials 361, Acheulian hand-axes 172, 173, 364-6, 367-8 174, 373-4 St Peter's Church, Whitfield 381, Lower Palaeolithic hand-axes 172, 384-5 174 Sandwich 52 Mesolithic 171, 172, 174 settlement and Quoit Brooch Style Neolithic, flint 120, 139, 140 (book review) 426-8 Bronze Age 173 settlement site 385 Aylesford, reservoirs for 408 Swalecliff and Hampton 179-80 see also knife; pottery Bank Holiday Act (1871) 249

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Baptists, of Smarden and the Weald Bigberry Camp, linchpins 377 (book review) 424-6 Bigbury, hillfort 216, 218, 279 Bargrave, Elizabeth (nee Dering) Birchington 84,85 glass from Netherhale Farm 310 Bargrave, Dean Isaac 77, 79, 84-5, Minnis Bay, Neolithic finds 366, 90, 95, 99 368 Bargrave, John and Robert, travels potin coin hoard, Iron Age 208, while exiled during the 219, 226 Civil War 77-105 railway 34 Robert's travel diary (book review) Woodchurch, Roman finds 379-81 417-18 'bird head' motifs 377 Barham, Beaker pottery 368 Birling, watercress beds 397, 401, Barham, Lord, First Lord 161 404 Barlow, John, engraver 317-18 Birmingham family 394, 396 Barlow, Robert, Commissioner at Bishopstone (Sussex), weights 127 Chatham 164 Black, Shirley Burgoyne, 'The emerg- barns(?), medieval, Salmeston Grange ence of Edward Hasted as hist- 381 orian of Kent' 311-18 Barrow, John, Second Secretary at Blackheath Hundred 280, 283, 284 the Admiralty 161 Blagg, T.F.C., obituary 431 barrows Blean 170, 171, 181,181, 182-3,182 Chatham Lines 306 Blean Forest area 221 Medway's megalithic long barrows Blue Bell Hill, sarsen stones 326 319-45 Boast, Emma, and Alex Gibson, Neolithic 366 'Neolithic, Beaker and Anglo- Saxon funerary 371 n.5 Saxon remains: Laundry Road, Bate, Revd James, vicar in Deptford Minster in Thanet' 359-72 285,286-8,289,291-2 Bolognini, Mattio, portrait 88, 89 beads bone see animal bone; fish bone; cane, Minster in Thanet 359 human remains glass cane bead, Dark Age, boroughs 353-4, 356 analysed 300, 301, 310 Boughton Aluph Beakers (Early Bronze Age), en- long mound 325 closure, Minster in Thanet 361, watercress beds near 401, 402, 363, 364, 367, 368, 370, 371; 405, 408 see also pottery Boughton Lees, watercress beds at Beauclerk, Lord Henry 281, 282 Park Barn Farm 402, 409 Beazley, Charles Nightingale, arch- Boughton Monchelsea, oppida, Iron itect 27, 33, 33, 37, 41, 41 Age 218, 219, 227 Beechmont (house) 190,191,194,195 Bournemouth 28 beetles, Tankerton 180 bout coupe-type tools and hand-axe Bendish, Sir Thomas 77, 85, 87, 89, 172, 173, 174 97-8 Boxley, potin coin hoard 219, 226 Berkenhead, John 90 bracelet, copper alloy, Dickson's Bifrons, Bargrave family home 77, Corner 125, 126 82, 85, 92, 96, 99 Brady, Francis, civil engineer 191 Bifrons, glass claw and cone beakers Bramhall, Dr John, Bishop of Derry analysed 299, 300, 309 86, 104 n.36

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Brasted, Court Lodge, Hogtrough Bull, Revd Herbert 47 Hill, watercress beds 406; see Bullfinch Corner, Riverhead, water- also Winfield Mill cress beds 401, 403, 405 Brasted Place, chapel 14 Bunyard (Thomas) & Son, nursery- Brayton (Yorks), lion on capital 389, men 245, 246, 247, 248, 249 391 burials Bredgar coin hoard 217, 279, 227 Neolithic 366 Bredhurst, tombstones 270 Beaker 367 Brennan, Michael G. Anglo-Saxon 269 (ed.), The Travel Diary of Robert Minster in Thanet 361, 364-6, Bargrave, reviewed 417-18 367-8 'The exile of two Kentish royalists pagan Jutish, Margate 381 during the English Civil War' medieval 379, 380 77-105 inhumations of unknown date, brick, Roman 175, 176 Minster in Thanet 359, 367-8 brickwork, Sevenoaks railway tunnel, Busshe, Joan, of Boxley 264 and sources 197 Briggs, Joan, on the marine shell at Caen stone see stone Dickson's Corner 142 Calleva (Silchester), coin mint 214, Briggs, John, of the Victualling Board 228 161 Canterbury Brisley, William, mason at Roch- Assembly rooms 348 ester Cathedral 11-13, 20 Burghmote 347-8, 352, 353, 354-5, Broadstairs 356, 357, 358 Acheulian hand-axe from West- Canterbury Lane 134 wood 373-4 Cathedral and Dickens 394, 395 Archives 78, 80, 82 potin coin hoard, Iron Age 208, influence of 351-2 279, 226 lions in the crypt 386-93 Bronze Age 173, 175, 178, 179 St Gabriel's chapel 386, 387, enclosures 378 388-9, 391 flints 145 Trinity Chapel 20 metalwork hoard (Late Bronze Christ Church Priory 18 Age) 173 Dane John pleasure gardens 348 Minster in Thanet (Beaker) 367, elections 352, 356, 357 368, 370, 371 finances and government (1700- see also Beaker; pottery 1850) 347-58 bronze object see brooches Freemen 347, 352, 354, 357 brooches Iron Age and coins 208, 216, 220, La Tene I, bronze, Worth 374-5,374 221, 227 'Nauheim derivative', Dickson's kilns fabric, Roman 128, 134, 137 Corner 125, 726, 142 magistrates 351, 353, 354, 355, 356 Quoit Style (book review) 427-8 as a market town 350-1, 355 Broom Downs, Newington, water- Marlowe Theatre site 134 cress beds 399, 403, 404-5 military presence 352-3, 356 Broomwood, St Paul's Cray 367 oppida, Iron Age 218 Buckwell Farm, nr Boughton Aluph, Pavement Commissioners 348, watercress beds 402, 405 351, 353, 355, 357

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police force 357 Chetney Marshes 170, 182 Poor Priests Hospital 355 Chilham, gold coin hoard 219, 226 population 350 Chilton Farm, flint assemblage 366 pottery 128, 132, 137 Chislehurst, railway line 200 St Augustine's Abbey 18 Chislet, Beaker pottery 368 lion 387 Christian, Ewan, architect 384, 385 St Margaret's Street baths 137 churches and chapels textile/weaving industry 348-9, 355 Dissenting 282 Canterbury Archaeological Trust Lidsing 261-76 (CAT) 172, 173, 385 for railway navvies 190, 197 Canterbury to Whitstable Railway Whitfield, Anglo-Saxon and Vic- (CWR) 349, 350, 355 torian features 381-5 Cantiaci 218 see also Westgate on Sea Carn Ban (Arran) 324 Cingetorix, king in Kent 218 Caroe, Martin, cathedral surveyor 3,15 Civil War, two Kentish royalists Carvilius, king in Kent 218 exiled during 77-105 Castle House, Otford, watercress clay tobacco pipes, Sandwich 67, 70 beds 406 Clifford, Isabella 264 castles see Sandwich Cliffsend, Oaklands Nursery site 367 CAT see Canterbury Archaeological Clinch, James, 'Maidstone Grammar Trust School 1833-1882' 235-60 'causewayed camps', Neolithic 366 coat of arms, Bargrave 82, 83 cemeteries Cobham, sarsen stones 326 Anglo-Saxon 368 Cockham Wood Reach 152, 158, 163 pagan Jutish 297, 298, 306, 307, Coffin Stone, Aylesford 319, 320, 309,310,381 321, 322, 323, 324, 334,335 Chalk Hill, Ramsgate 366 coins Channel Tunnel route, Beaker settle- Iron Age 205-33 ment sites 367 Amminus 207, 209, 213, 216 Chapman, Alexander 78, 81, 88, 89 Cunobelin 207, 209,213, Charles 191,92-3,94,95-6,102 n. 12 214-16, 225, 230,231 Charles II 79, 89, 90, 91, 94, 96-7, Dubnovellaunos 207, 209, 98-9 212-13, 230 Chatham Eppillus 207, 209, 211, 214, 228 base cup from Chatham Lines 306 imported gold 207, 210-11, bell from Lidsing chapel at dock- 224-5 yard 267, 275 n.4 Kentish Uninscribed Series dockyard 149,150, 151, 152, 154, 207,209, 211-12,229 155, 156, 157-8, 164, 166-7 potins 206, 220-7, 229, 230-1 mud dredger 163 Flat Linear I 207-8, 207, Chequers Inn 143 220-4, 225-6, 230 Cherry Gardens, watercress beds Flat Linear II 207, 207, 208, 402,406,411 209, 210, 221-4,225-6 Chessell Down, Isle of Wight, base Kentish Primary Series cup 306 ('Thurrock type') 206-7, The Chestnuts, Addington, barrow 208,209, 220,221, restored 319, 320, 321, 322, 225-6, 230 323, 324, 325, 337, 339, 340 Sam— 207, 209, 213,226

452 GENERAL INDEX coins (cont) Crouch, Dawn, 'Westgate on Sea - Sego (Tasciovanus) 207, 209, fashionable watering-place: the 213-14 first thirty years' 23-50 Vosenos 207, 213 Crowther, Joseph 86, 104 n.33 Gallo-Belgic (inch staters) 173, crucible, Beaker pottery 370 207, 209, 210,211, 225,228 Cumberland, Duke of 285-6, 292 Mediterranean region, inch Carth- Cunobelin, coinage 207, 209, 213, aginian Sicily and Ebusus 214-16, 225, 230, 231 (Ibiza)217 Roman 142-3, 216-17, 379 Darenth, watercress beds 409 medieval 178 Darent river post-medieval 68 Iron Age 218, 220, 221 Coldrum chamber, Trottisciffe 319, watercress beds 409 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 326, Dargate 770, 182, 752, 183 337, 341,347 Holly Hill 770, 182, 752 bones 319, 322-3, 337 Davis, Edmund Francis, solicitor kerb 322, 324, 325 32-3, 34, 35, 39, 40 pottery 322, 323 Davy, Dr John 237, 242 Coldrum North, mound of chalk 342 Deal Coldrum South, sarsen stones 342 Mill Hill, pottery 368 Cole, Revd Thomas, schoolmaster potin hoard with clay moulds 235 found near(?) 208, 210, 2/9, Combe Down, Bath stone from 20 226 copper alloy objects: Dickson's St Richard's Road, Neolithic pot- Corner, Worth 125, 726; see tery 368 also bracelet; brooches; nail sand spit 107, 145 cleaner; stud; tweezers Dean and Chapter, Canterbury 351, copperas works, Tankerton 179 352,356 Corbett, William 26-9, 30, 32 Denly Hill 182, 752 Corbett and McClymont 26, 27, 30, 32 Deptford Corieltauvi, coins 212, 225 dockyard 149, 151, 153, 154, 157, Corringham (Essex), potin hoard 206 163, 164, 167,280, 286, 291, Cosin, John, Master of Peterhouse 292, 293 86, 104 n.34 parishes of St Nicholas and St Cotter, John, on the clay tobacco Paul's and the Jacobite Rebel- pipes from Sandwich 70 lion 277-95 passim Cottingham, Lewis Nockalls, arch- Dering, Charles 94 itect 11, 12, 15, 16-17,20 Dering, Sir Edward 85 Cotton Farm, Stone, watercress beds Derry, Bishop of (Dr John Bramhall) 406-7 86, 104 n.36 Court Lodge, watercress beds 406 Dickens, Charles 242, 393-6 Crampton, Thomas, engineer and Dickson's Corner, Worth, Roman contractor 197 occupation site 107-48 Creteway Down, Folkestone 368 ditch (1978) 107-8, 709, 110, Cromwell, Oliver, portrait of 80 111-14, 772, 773 Cross family 385 animal bone 111, 112, 114 Crosthwaite, Revd Samuel Maitland, carbon deposit [DC 6] 112, Head Master 257 775, 128, 142

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Dickson's Corner, ditch (cont) tile 138 clay floor [DC 3] 111, 772, Pebble Areas A-J 709, 111, 123-5 773, 128, 130 Pebble Area A 123, 124 fishbone 111, 112 Pebble Area B 123, 724 gulley 112 Pebble Area C 118,779, 120, 727, hone-stone 114, 138 123, 124, 142 lead weight 114 copper alloy objects 125 marine shell 111 iron objects 125 pottery 107, 110, 111, 112, pottery 123, 124, 134-5 114, 727, 128, 130, 144 querns 123, 139 prehistoric flints 111, 114, 139 tile 138 quernstones 139 Pebble Area D 123, 124 finds hone 138 animal bone 111, 112, 114, querns 123, 139 115, 120, 141, 141, 145 Pebble Area E copper alloy objects 125, 726 building 115, 776, 118, 123, fish bone 111, 112, 118, 141, 124, 124, 142 141, 144, 145 burnt clay 138 flints (prehistoric) 111, 114, pottery 115, 130-1 115, 118, 120, 125, Pebble Area F 123, 724 139-41, 145 Pebble Area G 123, 724 glass 127 Pebble Area H 724 hones 114, 125, 138 Pebble Area I 123, 724 iron objects 120, 125 Pebble Area J 776,118,123,124, 724 pottery (main report) 127-38 South-East Area Excavation 110, quernstones 120, 123, 125, 118-23, 779, 727 138-9, 145 axe, Neolithic 120, 139, 140 shell (marine) 111, 142, 144-5 clay floor [DC 43] 779, 120, tile, Roman and medieval 120, 727, 122-3, 722, 142 138 copper alloy tweezers and nail weights, lead 120, 726, 127, 144 cleaner 120, 125, 726 inner sea-wall and breach 107, finds 125, 127 709, 110 fish de-scaler, flint 140 pottery 107, 110 flints, prehistoric 120, 139-40 see also ditch (1978) Hearth 1 779, 122, 722 North-East Area Excavation 110, Hearth 2 [DC 44] 779, 123, 772, 114 133, 142 floor [DC 3] 111, 114 horse-shoe 120, 125 pottery 114, 727, 128, 130 iron fragments 120, 125 North-West Area Excavation 110, post-holes 779, 122-3 115-18, 776-77 pottery 120, 123, 727, 133-41, animal bone 115 144 burnt clay 115 roof-tiles, Roman 120 carbon deposit [DC 46] 776, 118 see also Pebble Area C fish bone 118 test-pits 709, 110 pottery 115, 118, 727, 130-2 lead lump 127 prehistoric flints 115, 118, 139 pottery 727 salt production 118 track 709, 110, 124

454 GENERAL INDEX dockyards: Northfleet 149-68; see Elliot family, of Springhead Gard- also Chatham; Deptford; Sheer- ens 404 ness; Woolwich Elmsted, long mound 325 Dode chapel 261, 271-4, 273, 274 Elton, Charles I., report on schools Domesday Book 317 by 242-3 Paddlesworth 272 enclosures Taynton stone quarries 19 Beaker (or Neolithic), Minster in Dorestadt (Holland), glass 302 Thanet 360-1, 363,364, 367 Dover Late Bronze/Early Iron Age 378 base cup from Grand Shaft 306 Endowed Schools Act (1869) 247 and Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities Eppillus, coinage 207, 209, 211, 393-6 214, 228 fortifications 56, 395 Epple Bay 26 harbour 57, 188 Erith, Beaker pottery 368 Museum, post-card of Whitfield Exeter (Devon), borough 353, 355, church in archives 384 356 Pier House on Custom House Quay 396 Faversham pottery 69 glass bag beaker analysed 299, railway 24, 188 300, 309 Roman quayside 143 Iron Age coin hoard 279, 226 Ship Hotel (Inn) 394, 395, 396 Muster Rolls (book review) 419- Dover Archaeological Group 107 20 dyke monitoring 367 watercress beds at Blacklands, Sandwich 67 School Farm 404 Downes, David, Ash - An East Kent Fector, John Minet (d.1821) 393, Village, reviewed 422-4 395-6 Dubnovellaunos, coinage 207, 209, Fector-Laurie, John Minet (d. 1868) 212-13, 230 393, 396 Dundas, Robert, First Lord 161 Fid(d)ler's Reach 158, 159, 760 Dunton Green, brickmaking 197 fish bone, Dickson's Corner, Worth 111, 112, 118, 141, 747, 144, Eales, Richard, reviews The Survey 145 of Archbishop Pecham's Kentish fish de-scaler, flint 140 Manors (Witney) 413-14 Fishlake (Yorks), lion on capital Eastbourne 28, 32 388, 390 East Kent Railway Company 24 flint, worked 172-5, 178, 179, 180, East Mailing, watercress beds at 183 Well Street 401, 411 Acheulian hand-axes 172, 173, Eastry Court 84, 92, 99 174, 373-4 East Wear Bay, Folkestone 139 Levalloisian-type 172 Ebbsfleet river, watercress beds Palaeolithic 174, 175 403, 409 Mesolithic 171, 172, 173, 174, Edwards, Elizabeth, reviews Early 175, 179, 180 Modern Kent (ed. Zell) 414-16 Neolithic 361, 366 elections, Canterbury 352, 356, 357 Dickson's Corner, Worth 111, Elham, gold coin hoard 279, 226 114, 115, 118, 120, 125, 139- Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia 79, 94 41, 145

455 GENERAL INDEX flint, worked (cont) Godwin, Earl 312 Minster in Thanet 360, 361, 363, Gorrell Stream 770, 171 366 Gould, Revd George Masters, head- from Seasalter foreshore 173-4 master 239, 240, 241, 244, 249, Sandwich 72 250-1, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256 see also axes; fish de-scaler Grain, Isle of 770, 181, 182 Folkestone 32 new dockyard proposed 156 Creteway Down 368 Graveney Marshes 770, 171, 182 drainage 28 Gravesend, Iron Age potin coin East Wear Bay 139 hoard 206, 279, 226 Holywell Coombe 367, 368 gravestones 270 Iron Age coins and hoards 206, Greatness, watercress beds 398, 401, 208, 2/9,221, 226 407-8 private police force 37 Great Tottington Fordwich 349 sarsen stone spread near springs Freeman, F. and W., stone suppliers 12 326 Frinsted, Iron Age gold coin hoard watercress beds 399, 402,403, 408 219, 226 Greenhill, Otford 367 Frostick, William, foreman 27 Greenwich 281 chapel 282 Gallo-Belgic see coins; pottery Guardians of the Poor 351, 353, 355, Garrington Farms, Littlebourne, water- 357 cress beds 400, 401, 404, 407 Gundulf, Bishop of Rochester 13, 19 Gaul, coins 206, 207, 208, 210, 211, 217, 228, 231 Hacklinge Holes, flint assemblage Gentleman's Magazine 313 140 Lidsing chapel 266, 266 Half Mile Ride, Pagan Jutish burial George, Sir Ernest, architect 43, 43 ground 381 George II 281, 283, 285-6, 288-92 glass from cemetery analysed 299, Gibbard, A.J., railway ganger 204 300, 305-7, 310 n.45 Halliwell, Geoff, on the struck flints Gibson, Alex see Boast, Emma at Dickson's Corner 139-41 Gillingham 261,262 Hamilton Springs 400 stone arch at old vicarage 270 hammerstone, flint 140 Gillingham Reach, East and West Hammond, J.L., Assistant Charity 152, 154, 157, 158, 163 Commissioner 253-5, 257 Gilton, Ash next Sandwich, Jutish Hampshire, watercress beds 397 Base Cup 299, 303, 306 Hampton 171, 172, 179, 183 glass flintwork, prehistoric 173, 174, cullet used in production 297, 298, 183 301,303,304, 305 Roman pottery 176 forest glass (Waldglas) 298, 302, Harold, John, watercress beds 405 306, 307, 308 Harrietsham, watercress beds near Jutish production and base cups 401,411 297-310 Harrington, Duncan see Hyde, Patricia Roman 300, 301,310 Harris, Dr John, historian 312-13 vessel, from Dickson's Corner 127 Harrison, Revd Thomas, headmaster Godfrey, Emil, architect 10, 20 237-8

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Hartsdown, Margate, Roman road human remains metalling and prehistoric sherds from barrows 319, 322-3, 334, 378-9 337 Harty, Isle of 770, 182 Dickson's Corner 118 Hasted, Edward, historian 311-18 Minster in Thanet, inhumations at Lidsing 261, 262, 270 (unknown date) 359, 367-8 Hasted, Revd Edward (son) 315 Hyde, Patricia, and Duncan Harring- Hawley, Turner and Else 191, 199 ton, Faversham Tudor and Stuart Hawtrey, Revd John 47 Muster Rolls, Vol.3 Faversham hearths Hundred Records, reviewed Dickson's Corner 7 79, 122, 722, 419-20 123, 133, 142 Minster in Thanet 363 Iceni, coins 225, 228 Sandwich castle 55, 66 Ingram, William, MP 38-9 Helgo (Sweden), glass 302 Iron Age Helpeston, Hugh 56 activity 175, 178, 179 Hemmans, Samuel, Master Attend- coinage 205-33 ant at Chatham 157-8 enclosures 378 Henry I, Lidsing chapel 264 glass 304 Herring, Archbishop of York 283 La Tene brooch from Worth 374-5 Higham, Iron Age gold coin hoard linchpin from Thanington 375-8 279,226 native settlement 143 Hill, Henry, paintings and photo- see also pottery graphs by 266, 267, 269, 270 iron objects: Dickson's Corner, Holly Hill, Dargate 770, 182, 752 Worth 125; see also horse-shoe; Holman, David, 'Iron Age coinage linchpin; nails in Kent: a review of current Isle of Thanet Light Railway Com- knowledge' 205-33 pany 24 Holocene 171, 172, 178, 180, 181, Iveson, Jon, documentary evidence 183 for Sandwich Castle 55-7 Holywell Coombe, Folkestone 367, 368 Jackson, Joseph, businessman 45 hones, Dickson's Corner, Worth Jacobite Rebellion (1745), responses 114, 125, 138 to in Deptford and Lewisham Hoo 237, 242 277-95 Hundred of 182 Janssen (Johnson), Cornelius, port- Hooper, J., mason 12 rait attributed to 99 hop growing 349, 356 Jarret, George, gravestone 270 Hopkins, Norman, The Baptists of Jarvis, George 393, 396 Smarden and the Weald of Kent, Jarvis, William, of Sturry 85 reviewed 424-6 Jay, John, contractor 191, 194, 195, Horse Hill 182, 752 196-7, 198-9, 202 horse-shoe, Dickson's Corner 120, Jenkinson, Revd John 265 125 Jermyn, Henry 86, 103 n.30 Hoxnian Interglacial period 373 Jessop, William, consulting engineer Huguenots 157 in Canterbury 348 John of Hoo 56 Fector family 393 John of Whitney, verger 56

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Johnson, Thomas (son of William Knole estate 190 and Mary), gravestone 270 Knole House 190 Jones, Howard, on the querns from Dickson's Corner 138-9 Lambarde family 191 Jullieberrie Downs, weirs 400 Lambarde, William 191, 194, 198, Jullieberrie's Grave 325 199 Perambulation of the Jutes County of Kent 311-12 burials and cemeteries 306, 307, Lambe, William 235, 237, 242 309,310,381 Lambeth Palace (book review) 420-2 glass production in Kent and base Lane, Lady Jane 94 cups 297-310 Langhauke 143 Juxon, William (nephew of Arch- Laurence, William 245, 246,251, 252 bishop Juxon) 78, 96 lead see weights Lee, Martin, reviews Faversham Kearsney Abbey 393 Tudor and Stuart Muster Rolls, Kempe, Charles, stained glass Vol.3 Faversham Hundred window by 42 Records (Hyde and Harrington) Kempe's Corner, nr Boughton Aluph, 419-20 watercress beds 408 Lee, St Margaret's parish 277, Kempthorne, Thomas, resident-com- 275-9, 280, 281, 282, 284, 285, missioner of Chatham dockyard 292 152, 157 Leeds, Tessa, 'The construction of Kemsing, Dynes Road watercress the Sevenoaks railway tunnel beds 400, 407 1863-1868' 187-204 Kemsley, John, of Gillingham 264 Leland, John 311, 314 Kemsley, William 264 Leney, George, councillor and surg- Kennington Hall 400 eon 239, 241, 242 Kent Association 289 Lenham Heath, Iron Age potin coin Kent Coastal Railway Company 24,25 hoard 208, 279, 226 Kent Iron Age Coin Project 205 Lewisham Kentish Petition (1642) 87 Black Bull 281 Kentish Post 289, 292 railway 191 Kentish Rebellion (1643) 85, (1648) St Mary's parish and the Jacobite 91 Rebellion 277-95 passim Keston Lidsing, St Mary Magdalene's brooch from villa 375 Chapel 261-76 Iron Age coins 219, 227 linchpin, Iron Age, from Thanington Kilburne, Richard, historian 312, 375-8, 376 313 Lincoln (Lines), borough 353, 356 Kingston Down, glass Palm Cup Lincolnshire, building stone 6,15,21 analysed 299, 300, 310 lions, double-bodied and grinning as Kippington estate 190, 191, 792, motif 386-93 194,198 Littlebourne see Garrington Farms Kit's Coty House, long barrow 319, Little Brooksend Farm, Neolithic 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 326, pottery 366 327, 328, 329-31, 334 Little Knock Wood, pagan Anglo- knife, iron, Anglo-Saxon 359, 363, Saxon burial 269 364 Lockwood, Alfred, builder 29, 40

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Loftus Brock, E.P. 381 Holy Trinity Church 238 London London Road, proposed site for Cannon Street 188 school 244, 245 Charing Cross 188 Museum, linchpins 377 Chelsea 43 Roman glass flagon from the London Bridge 157 Mount villa site 300, 301, 310 St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside 19 St Faith's chapel and cemetery Tower of London 235,239 building stone 19, 20 Tonbridge Road 245, 246, 251 weapons 71 malaria 156 London, Chatham and Dover Rail- Manston Runway barrow 366 way Company (LC&DR) 25, 28, Margate 24, 26, 29 188, 190, 195 Alkali Row 305 London Clay cliffs 169, 171, 179, Hartsdown, Roman road metalling 182-3 and prehistoric sherds 378-9 long houses, Neolithic 321 Salmestone Grange, pagan Jutish White Horse Stone 366 burials and medieval barns(?) Lord of the Manor, Neolithic pottery 381 366 see also Half Mile Ride Lower Kit's Coty House, Aylesford Marquise stone see stone 319,520, 321, 322, 324-5, 328, Marsh Bay see under Westgate on 332, 333 Sea Lower Medway Archaeological Medway Lapidary and Mineral Research Group 271 Society (MLMS) 172 Lubbock, Sir John, MP 246,248,249 Medway river 351 Lydden Valley 107, 70S, 145 Iron Age 218, 220, 224 dykes 367 Lower Medway estuary 169, 171, Lyminge, Folkestone, glass analysed 181, 182, 184 299, 300 navigation 151-4, 155, 157-8, lynchets334, 337, 341, 342 163-4, 166, 167 Lyne, Revd Augustus 40, 42 Quaternary and Mesolithic route 181, 181 MacDougall, Philip, 'The abortive Swale as eastern arm of 183-4 plan for Northfleet naval dock- watercress beds 400 yard during the Napoleonic Medway Valley, villas (Roman) 184 Wars' 149-68 Mercer, Samuel 249, 252, 256 Maggs, W., mason 12 Mertens, Herman Dirs 25, 26, 27, Maidstone 350-1, 355 30,40 All Saints' Church 235 Mesolithic 787, 184 assizes 351 flints (long blades, tranchet axe Barton Road, school 248 heads, Thames picks) 171, Brotherhood Hall of the Corpus 172, 173, 174, 175, 179, 180 Christi Fraternity 235, 236, metalwork, Late Bronze Age hoard 239, 251 173 College of All Saints 235 Methodists 282 Grammar School 235-60 militias 282-4 Head Master's house 249, 250, Mills, John, gravestone 270 250, 254 Minnis Bay, Neolithic finds 366, 368

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Minster in Thanet Newcastle, Marquess of (William cane bead from Jutish cemetery Cavendish) 86, 103 n.29 300,301,310 Newington see Broom Downs Laundry Road site 359-72 Nicholas Bay 349 arrowhead 361, 363, 363 Normandale, Norman, blacksmith 3 Neolithic 361, 366-7, 368-70 North Downs 218 Beaker enclosure 361, 363, sarsen stones 326 367, 370, 577 Northfleet Hope 158, 159, 760 Anglo-Saxon burials 364-6, Northfleet Naval Dockyard 149-68 367-8 Minster-in-Sheppey Abbey 264 Oaklands Nursery site, Cliffsend 367 Mitford, Algernon Bertram 37, 38, Oates, Jonathan, 'Responses to the 42, 43, 47 Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 in mollusca, Tankerton 180 Deptford and Lewisham' 277-95 Monkton-Manston, Neolithic finds Oaze 770, 171 366 OCFS see Oyster Coast Fossil Society Monkton-Mount Pleasant A253 road Oldbury, hillfort 218, 279, 227 366 opus signinum, Roman 64, 65 Monkton-Ramsgate gas pipeline 359 Orchardson, William Quiller 35 Moody, Mrs E 409 Ormrod, David, reviews The Travel Moore, Revd Ralph, headmaster 235 Diary of Robert Bargrave (ed. More, Thomas, verger and custodian Brennan) 417-18 of Sandwich castle 56 Otford Mulgrave, Henry, First Lord 161 forger's coin hoard 227 Municipal Corporations Act (1835) Greenhill 367 357 railway 759, 190 watercress beds 406, 408-9, 410 nail cleaner, copper alloy, Dickson's 'the Outletts' 171 Corner 120, 125, 726 Owslebury (Hants), linchpin 377 nails, iron, Dickson's Corner 125 Oxford navy see dockyards Bodleian Library, Bargrave's Naylar and Son 41 manuscript 79, 89, 93, 94 Neolithic 179, 325 Cathedral 19 axe 120, 139, 140 Merton College 19 'causewayed camps' 366 Oyster Coast 169, 770, 178 flints 145 Oyster Coast Fossil Society (OCFS) long house 321, 366 172, 173 Minster in Thanet 361, 366-7, 368-70 Paddlesworth chapel 261, 271-4, 'shaft-hole' adzes 173, 175 272, 273 see also pottery Page, Sir Gregory 283, 284, 286 Nethercourt Farm, Ramsgate 366 palaeo-channel 171 Neutron Activation Analysis, on Palaeolithic Jutish glass 298-9, 301, 302 flintwork 174, 175 Neville, William, works constable hand-axes (Lower Palaeolithic) 198 172, 174 New Barn Farm, Otford, watercress Lower 179, 180 beds 408 Upper 179, 180

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Palmer, Sir Henry 91 plumb bob, Roman 379 Palmer, Sir Thomas 92 Polhill tunnels 759, 190, 200, 201 the Palsgrave Charles Louis 95 police forces Panton, F.H, 'Finances and govern- Canterbury 357 ment of Canterbury 1700-1850; local and private 37, 354 an overview' 347-58 Portchester (Hants), weights 127 Parfitt, Keith pot-boiler, flint 140 'A Roman occupation site at Dick- pottery son's Corner, Worth' 107-48 prehistoric 175 researches and discoveries 375-8, Neolithic 361, 368,369, 370 381-5 grooved ware 366 Park Barn Farm, nr Boughton Lees, Peterborough and -type ware watercress beds 402, 409 175, 366 Patience, Colin, reviews The Bronze Age 173, 175, 179,378 Baptists of Smarden and the Beaker 173, 175, 361, 364, Weald of Kent (Hopkins) 424-6 367, 368, 370,37/ Patrixbourne, Bargrave family All Over Combed 368 memorial in church 82, 92, 99 black flint-tempered 379 Peale, William 243-4, 246 Late BA/Early Iron Age 173, Pearson, J.L., architect 16, 17, 21 175 Pearson, Sarah, reviews Lambeth Gallo-Belgic 127, 128 Palace: A History of the Arch- Iron Age 128, 131, 132, 173, 175, bishops of Canterbury and their 179 Houses (Tatton-Brown) 420-2 'Belgic' (Late Iron Age) 173, peat deposits, Tankerton 180 175, 179, 379 Pecham, Archbishop, survey of 'Belgic' grog-tempered 130, manors (book review) 413-14 131, 132, 133, 134, 137 Pentre Ifan (Wales) 324 briquetage vessel 175 Perkins, D.R.J. Roman/Romano-British 'Jutish glass production in Kent: from Dickson's Corner 107, and the problem of the base 110, 111, 112, 114, 115, cups' 297-310 118, 120, 123, 124, 125, researches and discoveries 373-4, 127-38, 142, 144, 145 378-81 from Hartsdown 379 Peto, William 43 from Lidsing 271 Peyton, Sir Thomas 85, 91 from 'Oyster Coast' 173, 176 Philipott, Thomas, historian 312, from Sandwich castle 64, 68, 313 72 pilgrims, in Canterbury 348 from Woodchurch 379 pipes see clay tobacco pipes BB2 130, 132, 134, 137 placenames Canterbury greyware 130, 131, The Chestnuts 325 132, 134 Kent 218 Canterbury mortaria Tunbury 263, 275 n.2 (Romano-British) 176 plant remains: marsh-plant seeds 180 Canterbury orange-buff ware plants, used in glass production 304, 130 and beech pollen 307 Chaff Tempered ware 138, 145 Pleistocene 171, 172,373,374 Colchester Colour-Coat ware 132

461 GENERAL INDEX pottery, Roman/Romano-British (cont) Canterbury shell-dusted ware Cologne beaker 130 69, 177 Eifelkeramik mortarium 176 Cheam ware 69 German Marbled Ware 132, early medieval 177 137 Early Medieval Sandy ware grog-tempered wares 133, 134 130 mortarium 107, 111, 7/2, 128 early medieval sandy shelly Native Coarse Ware 131, ware 177 133-4, 136, 137 early medieval shelly ware 177 olive oil amphora 132, 137 Kingston-type ware 69 Pompeian Red 130 Later Tyler hill ware (LM1) Romano-British 173, 176, 179 177, 178 samian 118,127,128, 176 London-type ware 69 sand- and grog-tempered ware Norfolk greyware 69 176 sand and flint tempered wares Thames-side BB2 176 69 Thameside greyware 132, 134, Tyler Hill ware 69, 177, 178 136, 137 medieval imports Transitional 'Belgic' Ardenne ware 69 grog-tempered/Native Flemish Highly Decorated Coarse ware 130, 131, sandyware 69 132, 133, 134, 137 German Paffrath-type ware 69 Upchurch and -type wares 128, North French monochrome 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, ware 69 135, 137, 176 North French/Flemish grey Anglo-Saxon 176-8, 179 sandy wares 69, 177 Ipswich ware 69, 72, 177 Pingsdorf-type ware 69 sandy ware 177 Saintonge ware 69 Late Saxon (?N. French) or early post-medieval 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 271 medieval profuse shell-filled German stoneware 177, 178 ware 177 prehistoric medieval land surface 140 from Dickson's Corner 111, origins of the Swale 169-86 114, 115, 127, 130, 132, river channel 145-6 143 see also pottery from Minster in Thanet 360 press, role of in popular demon- from the 'Oyster Coast' 173, stration 289-92 176-8 from Salmestone Grange 381 quarries, at Taynton 19 from Sandwich castle 55, 60, Quaternary 172, 181, 183 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, quernstones, Dickson's Corner, 70, 72, 73 Worth 120, 123, 125, 138-9,145 from Woodchurch Farm 381 Britton Court Farm-type 69 Radfield, Iron Age coins 219, 227 Canterbury early medieval railways 23-5, 26, 28, 34, 349-50, sandy ware 177, 178 355 Canterbury fine earthenware Sevenoaks railway tunnel 187- 177 204

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Ramsgate Rogers, William Bennett 30, 33, 37 Chalk Hill, 'causewayed camp' Roman 175, 178 366, 367 brick and tile 175, 176 estates 32 building stone 18 Nethercourt Farm, Neolithic finds Dickson's Corner occupation site 366 107-48 Randall, Alexander 245, 246, 251, finds at Woodchurch 379-81 252 glass (analysed) 298, 300, 301, Raymond, John 78, 81, 87, 55, 89- 310 91, 100 road metalling 378-9 Raymond, Thomas 93 at Worth 374, 375 Read, Alfred 44 see also coins; pottery; villas Rectory Farm, Ebbsfleet, watercress Romanesque period, lion motifs beds 403, 409 386-93 Reculver, Roman shorefort of Romney, Lord 245, 246, 247 Regulbium 181, 184 Romney Marsh 237, 242 Redhill, railway 188, 759 Rupert, Prince 95, 96 Rennie, John 157, 159, 760, 161, Ryarsh, Iron Age gold coin hoard 162; junior 166 279, 226 Res Gestae 212 Rycaut, Paul 97, 100, 101 n.4 (see Richards (Rycaut), John 78, 81 also Richards, John) Richborough 70S, 130, 134 Ryde, Edward, SER's surveyor 187, Iron Age coins 227 190 Roman stone 72 Riddler, Ian, on the arrowheads from St John's Jerusalem, Sutton at Hone, Sandwich 70-1 watercress beds 403, 404, 409- ring, copper alloy, from bucket(?) 10 363, 364, 366 St Mildred's Bay see under West- ring ditch cropmarks 359 gate on Sea Ringwould, stater 210, 279 St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet, Roman Riverhead glass flagon from Shuart Farm Liberty of 194 300, 301, 310 watercress beds at Bullfinch St Paul's Cray, Broomwood 367 Corner 401, 403, 405 St Thomas a Becket's Well 406 Rochester St Vincent, Earl, First Lord 161 Bridge 158, 163, 164, 766 Salmestone Grange, Margate, pagan Cathedral Jutish burials and medieval building stones of the crypt barns(?)381 1-22 salt production 118, 138, 145 St Ithamar's Chapel (formerly Iron Age briquetage vessel 175 Holy Trinity Chapel) 3, 4, Sandhills (Tenants Hills) 107, 143, 5, 7-11, 13-14, 18, 19, 20 145 Iron Age and coins 220, 226, 227, Sandwich 228, 230 Castle, excavations 51-75 oppida. Iron Age 218 hearth or oven base 55, 66 Restoration House 267, 270-1 pottery 55, 60, 62, 64, 65, 66, Rocque map (1741-45)279 67, 68-70, 72, 73 Roger of Leybourne 55 pottery made in 70

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Sandwich Bay Estate 107, 709 dockyard repaired 162-3 Sandys, Colonel Edwyn 85 shell (marine) Sarre, glass Palm Cup analysed 299, Dickson's Corner, Worth 111, 300,310 142, 144-5 sarsen stones 323, 325-6, 341, 342 Hartsdown 379 Sayer, Elizabeth 409 cockles 142, 271 schools mussel 180 Maidstone Grammar School 235- oyster 111, 118, 142, 180, 363 60 whelk 142 for railway navvies' children 198 Sheppey, Isle of /70, 181, 182, 752 Westgate on Sea 46-7, 48 'causewayed camp' 366, 367 Scott, Sir George Gilbert, restor- shipbuilding and repair, naval dock- ation of Rochester Cathedral 6, yards 149-68, 288 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 ship worm 155 Seasalter 770, 171, 172, 178, 183 Silvester, Mrs E., watercress beds Late Iron Age 'Belgic' cup 173, 405 175 Simmonds, J. 409 pottery, Anglo-Saxon and later 176 Simmons, James, Mayor of Canter- prehistoric flintwork 173-4 bury 347, 348, 349 prehistoric pottery 175 Simmons, James, operator of water- Roman brick and tile 176 cress beds 405 Roman pottery 176 Sitwell, Revd Alfred 40 sea defence (earth bank) 178 Skinner family 86, 103 n.26 Seasalter Levels (marsh) 171, 182, Slade, Thomas, Master Shipwright 752 155 seaweed Smarden, Baptists (book review) in peats 180 424-6 used in glass production 305 Smith and Swain, builders 29 Segovax, king in Kent 218 Society of Antiquaries 313 Sencicle, Lorraine, 'A Tale of Two South Eastern Railway Company Cities and Dover' 393-6 (SER) 24, 187-8, 190, 191, 194, Sequani tribe, Gaul, potin coinage 195, 197, 198-9, 200, 201, 202, attributed to 208 350 SER see South Eastern Railway Southampton (Hants), Saxon glass Company 302 Sevenoaks Spong Hill (Norfolk), glass 302 Prince of Wales 199 Springhead, Iron Age coins 279, 227 railway stations 187, 188, 759, 195 Springhead Gardens, nr Gravesend, railway tunnel 187-204 watercress beds 396, 401, 402, Royal Crown Hotel 194 403, 409 Sevenoaks Common 195 Spruckelham 143 Sevenoaks Railway Company 188, Spurgin, Revd John 238, 239 190, 194, 200 Stanhope, Lady (Catherine Kirk- Sevenoaks Water Company 197, 198 hoven) 94-5 Shangden Stanhope, Philip 78 navvies' huts 194, 198 Stanley, Sir Thomas, and son railway tunnel 190, 200 Thomas 86, 104 n.35 Sheerness dockyard 149, 151, 154-6 steam dredgers 163, 164, 165, 166

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Stephens, E.W., architect 247 Stukeley, William 319, 324, 325, Stewart, Henry, Duke of Gloucester 328, 330, 333 96 Sulman, John, architect 41, 42 Stewart, I.J., 'Archaeological invest- Suzuki, S., The Quoit Brooch Style igations at Sandwich Castle' and Anglo-Saxon settlement: a 51-75 casting and recasting of cult- Stoke, Iron Age site and coins 279, ural identity symbols, reviewed 226-7 427-8 Stonar, pottery 69 Swale river 180-4, 181 Stone, watercress beds at Cotton geomorphology and stratification Farm 406-7 180-1 stone, as building material origins of 169-86, 770 Bath stone 6, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, terrace system 181, 183 17, 77,20 Swalecliff 171, 172, 179-80, 757, 183 Bethersden Marble ('Paludina' Bronze Age activity 173 limestone) 4, 8, 15, 19-20 flintwork, prehistoric 173, 174, Caen 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 14, 15, 16, 19, 175,183 64, 65, 68, 379 geomorphology 180 Chilmark 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 20-1 as part of a palaeo-channel 171 flint 379, 384 post-medieval pottery 176 granite 8, 11, 12, 20 prehistoric pottery 175, 179 Kentish ragstone 7, 8, 10, 14, 15, Roman brick and tile 176 18,20,41, 379 Roman pottery 176 Ketton stone 15 Swan, William 78 Marquise oolite 1, 4, 8, 13, 18, 68 Swanley, railway 188, 759 onyx marble 3, 8, 13 Swift, Ellen, reviews The Quoit oolite 5-7, 8, 10, 13, 15, 16, 19 Brooch Style and Anglo-Saxon Portland stone 8, 11, 12, 14, 16, settlement: a casting and recast- 20 ing of cultural identity symbols Purbeck marble 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, (Suzuki) 427-8 15, 19, 20 Reigate 1,4,7, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, Tankerton 19,68 copperas works 179 Taynton stone 5, 6, 6, 7, 8, 14, 19 flints, prehistoric 173, 174, 175, Tisbury stone 20 180 tufa 14, 18, 1,269,274 geomorphology 180 Weldon stone 15-16, 21 Neolithic 'shaft-hole' adze 175 York stone 8, 11, 12, 16, 20 pottery, prehistoric 175 Stonehenge (Wilts) 326 slopes (cliffs) 169, 770, 171-2, Stour river 107, 171 180-1, 757, 183 barrows flanking 325 Tasciovanus, chieftain, coinage 207, Iron Age 218, 220 209,213-14 proposed improvements 349 Tatton-Brown, Tim, Lambeth Palace: Strete, Thomas, of Boxley 264 A History of the Archbishops of Stride, Lewis 396 Canterbury and their Houses, Stubbersfield, Revd Rowland 237 reviewed 420-2 stud, copper alloy, Dickson's Corner Taunton, Thomas, of Bredhurst 264 125 Taximagulus, king in Kent 218

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Taylor, John, architect 29, 30 Twitten Brook, nr Otford, water- Taynton (Oxon), building stone 5, 6, cress beds 410 6, 7, 8, 14, 19 Tyler Hill see pottery, medieval Telston Lane, Otford 402, 410 Teredo navalis (ship worm) 155 Upchurch see pottery, Roman Textus Roffensis 263, 269 Thames river villas (Roman) depth of 153, 157, 163 Keston 375 Iron Age 220 Medway Valley 184 Quaternary route 181, 181 Tivoli 379 Thanet, Early (Beaker) Bronze Age Woodchurch 379 sites 367 Volunteer Infantry Companies 348 Thanet Archaeological Society 379 Vosenos, coinage 207, 213 Thanet Archaeological Trust, Harts- down 378 Walloons, in Canterbury 348 Thanet Reach Business Park, Broad- Wantsum Channel 52, 107, 145, 146, stairs 373 184 Thanet and Wantsum Relic Assoc- Ward, Alan, 'St Mary Magdalene's iation 374 chapel, Lidsing' 261-76 Thanington, Iron Age linchpin 375-8 Warren Farm long barrow 319, 320, Thompson, W.J., tea merchant 198-9 321, 323, 324, 334,336 tiles watercress beds, survey and typol- Dickson's Corner, Worth (Roman ogy 396-412 and medieval) 120, 138 Waterlane Farm, nr Harrietsham, Rochester Cathedral 18 watercress beds 401, 411 Roman 65, 68 Watson, Revd Herbert, Head Master imbrex 138 257 tegulae 138, 175, 176 Wayland's Smithy 322, 324 medieval, peg-tile 138 Weald roof-tiles 61, 65, 66, 67,68 Baptists (book review) 424-6 Tithe maps 397 Liberty of 194 Tivoli Roman villa 379 Weigall, Lady Rose 31, 37 Tonbridge (formerly Tunbridge) weights, Dickson's Corner, Worth Gallo-Belgic coin 210 120, 126, 127, 144 railway 188, 189, 191, 201 Wesley, Charles 282 Tonge Castle, nr Bapchild, water- West Cliff 169, 170, 171-2, 178-9, cress beds 398, 403, 410 180, 181, 181, 183 Tottington spring-head 321, 322, Westerham coin hoard 219, 227 334 Westgate and Birchington Gas and Tracey, Richard, vicar 264 Water Bill 34 Trust for Thanet Archaeology, Westgate on Sea 23-50 Laundry Road, Minster 359 bandstand 46, 46 Tub's Hill, Shangden 194, 197 Beach House Hotel 31, 34, 35, 37 Tunbury, placename 263, 275 n.2 The Bungalow, Marsh Bay 29-30, Tunstall, Iron Age gold coin hoard 29, 39 279, 226 Christ Church Congregational tweezers, copper alloy, Dickson's Church 41, 42, 44 Corner 120, 125, 126 Cliffside 31

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Westgate on Sea (cont) Whatman, James, MP 245, 246 Danehurst, Westgate Bay 30, 37 Whidby, John, Master Attendant at Ellingham, Sea Road 44 Woolwich 156-7, 158 Exbury, Westgate Bay 37, 38, 37, White Hart Wood 190, 194 47 brick yard 197 Goodwin House, Sea Road 38 White Horse Stones, Lower and High Road 26, 34 Upper 320, 321,342, 366 Hundreds Farm 24, 26, 27, 45 Whitfield, St Peter's Church, Vic- Ledge Point, Westgate Bay 31,3/ torian photograph 381-5 livery stable 45 Whitstable / 70, 171, 172 Loudwater 39 harbour 349-50 Lvmington House, Ethelbert Square pottery production 137 44 railway 349, 355 Marsh Bay 23, 25, 26, 28 Whyman, John, reviews Ash - An Osborne House 29 East Kent Village (Downes) promenade pier 34 422-4 railway station 28 Wigmore, William, contractor 27 Redcliffe Villa 27 Wilson, Professor Erasmus 29-30, St James' Church 32, 39 32, 33,36,41 St lames' Westgate parish 36 Winchester St Mildred's Bay (formerly Marsh arrowhead 71 Bay) 30, 31, 32, 34, 39 Saxon glass 302 Assembly Rooms and Baths Winchilsea, (Heneage Finch) second 35,40,41 Earl of 96-7 bathing machines 39, 45 Winfield Mill, nr Brasted, water- St Mildred's Court 40 cress beds 403, 41 1 St Mildred's Hotel 39, 39 Witney, Kenneth, The Survey of St Mildred's Road 44 Archbishop Pecham's Kentish St Saviour's Church 38, 41-3, 41, Manors, reviewed 413-14 47 Wood, Rita, on the lions in Cant- schools 46-7, 48 erbury Cathedral crypt 386-93 sea front lights 34 Woodchurch, Birchington, Roman seafront gardens 34 finds 379-81 Station Road shops 35, 35 Woolwich Street Green Farm 24, 25, 26, 32 dockyard 149, 151, 153, 154, 157, Streete Court Estate 25, 26, 36 163, 164, 166, 167, 283 Sussex Gardens 39 Holstein Gottrop regiment 281 Sussex Mansions 29, 39 Worssam, Bernard C, 'The building Waterside, Westgate Bay 31, 43-4, stones of Rochester Cathedral 43 crypt' 1-22 Westcliff Hotel 39, 40 Worth see Dickson's Corner Westgate Bay 25, 28, 31, 34 Worth, La Tene I brooch 374-5. Westgate Estate 25, 32, 35-6, 44-5 374 Westgate Farm 24, 26, 27, 28 Wricklemarsh mansion and estate Westgate Hall 27 283 West Kennet barrow 323, 324 Wyatt, Sir Thomas, rebellion leader Westwood, Broadstairs, Acheulian 235 hand-axe 373-4

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York Baile Hill, arrowheads 71 borough 353, 355, 356 see also stone

Zell, Michael (ed.), Early Modern Kent, reviewed 414-16

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