Table of Contents

Introduction
The Growth of Archaeology in Kent
The Palaeolithic Archaeology of Kent
Prehistoric Kent
Roman Kent
Anglo-Saxon Kent to AD 800
Bibliography

About the Author

John Williams joined the Army and served for nine years with the Royal Ordinance Corps. Williams has been involved with a number of local history organisations, including the Spitfire and Hurricane Memorial Building at Manston.

Reviews

This handsomely packaged volume succeeds in showcasing the extraordinary wealth of archaeology from Kent without compromising on academic rigour, and as such it is well worth the price-tag.
*MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLGY*

Gives a beautifully illustrated survey of the development of this important Anglo-Saxon kingdom, via chapters on palaeolithic, prehistoric and Roman evidence and a study of 'Anglo-Saxon Kent to AD 800'.
*THE YEAR'S WORK IN ENGLISH STUDIES*

[A] very handsomely produced collection of insightful essays. Recommended.
*CHOICE*

Highly recommended.
*BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGY*