The extensive emergency excavations undertaken by the KARGC at Polhill in March and April (KAR Number 9, page 2) uncovered …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – London City Wall, Warwick Lane: Old Bailey Extension by Ralph Merrifield
An internal turret of the city wall has been found on the Old Bailey Extension site, Warwick Lane. It is …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – Unusual Black Slip Samian Cup from Otford by C P Ward
Otford Historical Society During our excavations of the Romano-British cremation cemetery at Otford in the Autumn of 1965, fragments of …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – Romano-British Mausolea at Warbank, Keston by Miss E Mynott
West Kent Border Archaeological Group The Group started work on this important site in May and work will continue until …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – Springhead Excavations, 1967 by W S Penn
Gravesend Historical Society It is too early to make definite comments on this year’s excavations at Springhead since at the …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – Report: Faversham Archaeological Research Group by J A Rose
A recent note (Kent Archaeological Review, Number 7, page 20), reported that stratified layers of Romano-British occupation debris had been …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 9, Autumn 1967 – The Saxon Cemetery at Polhill, Emergency Excavations by Brian Philp
The emergency excavation sponsored by the KARGC was completed as scheduled early in April (KAR Number 7, page 3). In …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 8, Summer 1967 – Faversham Abbey by J D Swale
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 – Flint Paleolith from Addington by D N Broadfoot
Chance Find. While on an emergency excavation at Addington, Kent (Newsletter Number 3), the writer found an unrolled, white, patinated …
Kent Archaeological Review Issue 8, Summer 1967 – Survey of 150 acres in Keston and Farnborough by Miss E Mynott
West Kent Border Archaeological Group The Group has just completed an intensive three-month survey of some 150 acres of farmland …