This groundbreaking survey explores the rich archaeological heritage of Kent, a county with a long and fascinating history stretching back to the Roman occupation of Britain. Drawing on the latest research methods and technologies, author George Payne provides a comprehensive overview of the county's most important sites and artifacts, shedding new light on the culture and society of this ancient corner of England.

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