The site of the very large monastic church at Faversham, uncovered during the extensive emergency excavations in 1965, now forms …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 8, Summer 1967 – Faversham Gunpowder Mills by Brian Philp
The preliminary excavation and clearance of the site of the highly important gunpowder mills at Faversham was completed as scheduled …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 7, Spring 1967 – by Arthur Percival and Brian Philp
Diggers Required The campaign to excavate, conserve and restore the surviving parts of the highly important Gunpowder Mills at Faversham …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 7, Spring 1967 – News from the Groups by Various Contributors
ASHFORD & AREA ARCHAEOLOGICAL GROUP Reported by J Bradshaw During the Autumn three small investigations were undertaken by the group …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 5, Autumn 1966 – The Gunpowder Mill, Faversham by Arthur Percival, Honorary Secretary
The Faversham Society Faversham was one of the leading centres of the British gunpowder industry for over 300 years. The …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 5, Autumn 1966 – A Chance for Industrial Archaeologists by W S Penn, Chairman
The Faversham Society believe that the only surviving gunpowder mill in the town (dating from 1810) may be the last …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 4, Summer 1966 – No Museum in Your Town? by Arthur Percival (Honorary Secretary)
The Faversham Society NO MUSEUM IN YOUR TOWN? — then read on: A town which was for over 350 years …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 2, Winter 1965 – Faversham Roman Villa and Belgic Settlement by Brian Philp
During July, the Reculver Excavation Group undertook large-scale emergency excavations at Faversham on behalf of the Ministry of Public Building …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 1, Autumn 1965 – The Royal Abbey, Faversham by B J Philp
The excavation of this extensive site, covering some four to five acres, was undertaken during January and February 1965 in …