Archæologia Cantiana 128

Reports the excavation of two masonry structures, and associated pits, on the site of the former Crabble Paper Mill. One of these was of high-quality stone construction, and it is suggested that it represents either a manorial or a wayside chapel. (PP-B)

Overview of the known coins, with a brief historical background. A full catalogue of known coins is published at http://www.kentarchaeology.ac (PP-B)

Reports excavations during 2006. These revealed Late Bronze Age/ Iron Age ditches and a pit; Romano-British pits and ditches; and a post-medieval ditch. (PP-B)

Notes on excavations in: Canterbury; Ramsgate; Dover Castle; Sandgate; New Romney; Aldington; Sevington; Snodland; Hoo St Werburgh; and Lynsted. PP-B

Argues that a suggested early 'lathe' boundary could have been influenced by the presence of the remains of Roman settlements in the area. (PP-B)

Traces of prehistoric and Romano-British occupation at Barton Mill, Canterbury (K. Ritchie and J. Nowell, 365-368)\r\nNotes excavations revealing an Early Neolithic flint scatter, and Romano-British postholes and ditches. \r\nLatin rumen 'gullet' and the name of Romney (Andrew Breeze, 368-370)\r\nArgues that the name of Romney derives from the Latin for 'gullet', and thus forms an example of a toponym surviving from Roman into Anglo-Saxon England. \r\nSome notes on the technical details of mills provided by the Kilwardby survey [1273-4](Robert Spain, 370-377)\r\nGeophysical survey and evaluation trenching at Queenborough Castle, Isle of Sheppey (Vaughan Birbeck and Rob Armour Chelu, 378-386)\r\nNotes the excavation of robber trenches, and reports the finds. (PP-B)