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			ARCHAEOLOGY IN EDUCATION (AES) Pupil index Guide to the zone The Archaeology in Education Service (AES) Publications Discovering Archaeology in National Curriculum History, Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 • Archaeology, Past and Present • How can archaeology help children to learn • What do archaeologists do? • Archaeology in the classroom • Going out... 'Roman' visits in Kent • How to find out more Using objects Experimental Archaeology: building a pottery kiln Why history is a load of old rubbish (How layers build up on an archaeological site) Key Kent sites • Buckland Anglo-Saxon cemetery, Dover • Canterbury Castle (medieval to post-medieval) • Monkton, Thanet (prehistoric to medieval) • St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury (Anglo-Saxon to post-medieval)

			Primary Schools CAT KITs of archaeological finds for the classroom • Discovering Archaeology in National Curriculum History, Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 • Roman Canterbury • A Journey to Medieval Canterbury • Using objects • Roman and Anglo-Saxon Canterbury Reconstructed • The sword burials (Roman) • An untimely death (Roman/Anglo-Saxon) • Reconstructing a Tudor City • Key Kent sites • AES publications • Citizenship Education: archaeology in thelocal community

			Secondary Schools CAT KITs of archaeological finds for the classroom • National Curriculum Key Stage 3 --- A Journey to Medieval Canterbury --- A Murky Medieval Mystery --- Reconstructing a Tudor City (with Medieval origins) --- Key Kent Sites --- The Roman Empire • Work experience • GCSE/A Level coursework projects • AESpublications • CAT publications • CAT annual reports • Discovering Archaeology in National Curriculum History, Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 • Key Kent sites • Citizenship Education: Archaeology in the Local Community

			Beyond School Roman Canterbury, a journey into the past A journey to Medieval Canterbury Roman and Anglo-Saxon Canterbury Reconstructed

			GALLERIES Canterbury's past: coloured reconstructions through time A bird's eye view: aerial photographs of archaeological sites in Kent Check this out! Discoveries at an Anglo-Saxon cemetery near Dover, Kent More Anglo-Saxon finds in Kent Give it up for Prehistory! Check out these discoveries Castles in Kent: Canterbury Castle: archaeological and historical sources, reconstructions Roman discoveries in Kent (no shortage here…) Maps and plans, various Reconstruction images, various types and times Viking finds An amazing burial – check it out! Above ground archaeology: historic buildings in Kent Why history is a load of rubbish Faces from the past

			FIELDWORK Archaeological Investigations at Northfleet Water Treatment Works Augustine House, Canterbury Christ Church University Bredgar Primary School Buckland Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Dover Dover Bronze Age Boat Florence Road, Maidstone Holborough Quarry, Snodland Island Road, Hersden Mid Kent College/Lower Lines, Brompton Monkton, Thanet New Romney First Time Sewerage Scheme Archaeological Works Rear of Wincheap Street, Canterbury Ringlemere Farm Saltwood Thanet Earth, Brooksend, near Monkton, Isle of Thanet Whitefriars, Canterbury

			PREVIOUS ARTICLES July 2005: 'Little Dig' goes to the Netherlands June 2005: Archaeology Club visits Canterbury's Tannery site June 2005: KIAD chooses Canterbury Archaeological Trust for design project September 2004: Holborough Quarry, Snodland Summer 2004: Florence Road, Maidstone Spring 2004: Bredgar Primary School BIG DIG 2000–2004: Canterbury Whitefriars June 2004: Kent History Show May 2004: Victorian mosaic at Whitefriars inspires local craft work Spring/Summer 2003: Rear of Wincheap Street, Canterbury July 2001: Simon Langton Boys Grammar School supporting THE BIG DIG March 2001: SET Week (Science, Engineering and Technology) November 2000: 'Marking Time' : Canterbury Cathedral Church Schools Day

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			ANNUAL REPORTS Content lists for excavation, post-excavation and building recording work in Kent from 1975. Some articles are available as downloadable Adobe PDF files and more are being added in a gradual process.

			BUILDING RECORDING The Bull, Canterbury, Kent (A 15th century Inn) Romden Hall House, near Smarden, Kent (A 15th century Wealden) Stone Farm, Newington,Kent (16th century) Roper Gate, Canterbury, Kent (Tudor) No. 28 Palace Street, Canterbury, Kent (A 17th century town house) St Dunstan's House, Canterbury, Kent (Tudor and later) The Artichoke public house, Chartham, Kent (A medieval hall house) The George Inn, Newington, Kent (A 17th century town house)


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