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Monacha cantiana,
common name the "Kentish snail" or "Kentish
garden snail", is a
species of medium-sized air-breathing land snail, a
terrestrial pulmonate...
- run in the summer. The
society publishes an
annual journal,
Archaeologia Cantiana, and a
quarterly newsletter.
Through its
Record Series, it
publishes editions...
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Chronicle of
Richard Fogge, of
Danes Court, in Tilmanstone".
Archaeologia Cantiana. V. London: John E. Taylor: 112–132. 1863. Farrer, William; Curwen, John...
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James (2017). "The
Saxon Steed and the
White Horse of Kent".
Archaeologia Cantiana. 138: 1.
Tatsachen über
Deutschland (2003) Nordrhein-Westfalen, p. 44 Length...
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Archaeologia Cantiana, 83 (1968), pl. II Detsicas, Scotː
Archaeologia Cantiana, 83 (1968), pl. IV A. P. Detsicas, inː
Archaeologia Cantiana 95 (1979), 313...
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Archaeologia Cantiana. 112. Kent
Archaeological Society: 17–24. Ashbee, Paul (1999). "The
Medway Megaliths in a
European Context" (PDF).
Archaeologia Cantiana. 119...
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Cantiana vol. 92 (1976) p. 173-201 "Eynsford Castle: the moat and bridge". Fleming,
Andrew J. • Rigold,
Stuart Eborall. - In:
Archaeologia Cantiana vol...
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Archaeologia Cantiana. 71: 153–161. Tester, P. J. (1966). "Hall Place, Bexley:
Wrought Iron
Gates and Screen" (PDF).
Archaeologia Cantiana. 81: 238–240...
- monument. The
barrow then
received a
mention in
George Payne's
Collectanea Cantiana,
published in 1893.
Payne noted a folk
tradition that
stone avenues connected...
- (1876). "The
Scott monuments in
Brabourne Church" (PDF).
Archaeologia Cantiana. 10.
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