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Bibliography To Contents page BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbreviations: AC : Archaeologia Cantiana BAR : British Archaeological Reports CBA : Council for British Archaeology research report JBAA : Journal of the British Archaeological Association. KAR : Kent Archaeological Review PSAS : Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. RRSAL : Research report for the Society of Antiquaries of London TLMAS : Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society Allen, A.F. 1953. Discoveries at Chalk Near Gravesend, AC LXVII (1953), 150. Allen, A.F. 1954. Roman and other remains from Chalk near Gravesend, AC LXVIII (1954), 144-158. Allen, A.F, 1959. Further discoveries of Roman kilns and remains at Chalk near Gravesend, AC LXXIII (1959), 220-223. Allen, A.F. 1970. St. Georges Church, Gravesend. AC LXXXIV (1970), 184-187. Anderson, A.C. 1980. A Guide to Roman Fine Wares. Highworth. Anderson, A.C. and Anderson, A.S. 1981. 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