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Kent Archaeol Rev 162
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Title:
Kent Archaeol Rev 162
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Series:
Kent Archaeological Review
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Volume:
162
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Journal
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Editor:
Roger Manning
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Publisher:
Council for Kentish Archaeology
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Year of Publication:
2005
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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http://cka.moon-demon.co.uk/KAReview.htm
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22 Mar 2006
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Roman and prehistoric discoveries at Bannister Gardens, Orpington
Brian Philp
25 - 28
Note on an archaeological evaluation undertaken in 2004 on a site in the northeast sector of Bannister Gardens, Orpington. Limited excavations revealed two post-holes and two pits, one of which contained 121 fire-cracked flints and seventeen flint flakes of probable Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age date, as well as a large pit containing nine sherds of pottery provisionally dated to the second half of the first century AD, a fragment of Roman roof tile and six struck flints.
Stone Chapel, Ospringe: a preliminary note
Alan Ward
29 - 39
Article on the Chapel of Our Lady of Elwarton at Stone in the Syndale Valley, describing the evidence for Roman through to medieval phases of activity, including the fourth-century Roman cellar; the Anglo-Saxon timber church; and the stone church, believed to be of eleventh-century date. An erratum is printed in Kent Archaeol Rev 163 (2006) page 51.
Keston Windmill
Patricia Knowlden
45 - 46
Note on the windmill at Keston, describing the possible documentary evidence for its existence during the medieval period and giving a brief description of the present mill, which was built in 1716.
