VIII.—<i>St. Augustine's Abbey Church, Canterbury, before the Norman Conquest</i>
Chris Peers|A. W. Clapham
The paper which we have to lay before the Society marks a stage in, will not say end of, long story. exploration of site St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, has now been proceeding for over twenty-five years, and writing in 1901 on group early churches connected with mission, one us expressed hope that his own church Peter Paul, Mary built east it few years later, might day be added list those actual remains come down us. This is happily fulfilled, even more completely than had reason expect, occasion congratulation antiquaries generally, but particularly bursar College, our Fellow Rev. R. U. Potts, who superintended work last thirteen whose devotion unremitting energy its success chiefly due.
Archaeologia ;