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Journal of Roman Pottery Studies Volume 11 (2004) Contents:
The Study Group for Roman Pottery Research framework document for the study of
Roman pottery in Britain, 2003 (Steven Willis); A large group of 2nd-century
pottery from Ironmonger Lane, in the City of London: IRL 95, context 58 (R P
Symonds et al); Quantifying status: some pottery data from the Upper Thames
Valley (Paul Booth); Can you trust a correlation coefficient? (Clive Orton and
Ash Rennie); The distribution and exchange of ... Volume 10 (2003) This
volume of the JRPS focuses on amphorae, the great long-distance travellers of
the Roman pottery world. Amphorae were used to carry commodities such as wine,
olive oil and fish-sauce from the rim of the Mediterranean to the extremities of
the Empire. They are found throughout Britain, especially on urban sites, and
have considerable potential for illuminating the date and function of Roman
period settlements. Also
Samian
Studies, 1985—96: A Review by Joanna Bird Volume 9 (2001) Report on the
Roman Pottery Kilns at Rossington Bridge Excavated 1956-1961 Volume 8 (1999) Roman Pottery from Excavations at and near to the
Roman Small Town of Durobrivae, Water Newton, Cambridgeshire, 1956-58 Describes excavations in the
Nene Valley and its pottery: Lower Nene Valley, cream grey, Volume 7 (1994) A Corpus of Relief-Patterned Tiles in Roman Britain Ian Betts, Ernest W. Black, & John Gower. Devoted to a comprehensive study of stamped decoration of flue tiles. There is a catalogue of the known patterns and a complete corpus of the known examples of each with their … Vol 7 Contents page Volume 6
(1993) Nine
general papers including: 3rd century samian ware in Britain - Joanna
Bird, Roman Red and Staffordshire Cream - Peter Webster, Pottery
function and finewares in the Roman north - Jeremy Evans, A new form of
céramique à l'éponge - Mark Wood, Plus the Roman Pottery Bibliography.
Volume 5 (1992) Four general
papers including: Legio VI and its Men: African Legionaries in Britain -
Vivien G. Swan,Roman Pottery from Exeter 1980 -1990 - Neil Holbrook
& Paul T. Bidwell, Pottery from excavations on the site of the Roman
Legionary Museum Caerleon 1983-5 - J. David Zienkkiewicz, Roman Pottery
in South -East Wales: An introduction - Peter Webster, Plus Reviews and the
Roman Pottery Bibliography. Volume 4
(1991) Twelve general papers
including: Methods for investigating deposit homogeneity - Roberta Tomber, Not
more pot - Jeremy Evans, Slicing the pie - a framework for comparing ceramic
assemblages - Clive Orton &
Paul Tyers, Dressel 1 amphorae from Kent - R. J. Pollard, Plus Reviews and
Roman Pottery Bibliography. Volume 3 (1990) Ten general papers including: The problems of Roughcast Beakers and related colour-coated wares - R.P. Symonds, Pottery from Marine sites around Guernsey - Jason Monaghan, Quantification: Towards a standard practice - Richard Pollard, Makers' stamps on Mortaria from Gloucester - Colin Wallace, Plus Roman Pottery Bibliography Vol 3 Contents page Bibliography now online Volume 2 (1989) Twelve
general papers including: Deities and religious scenes on Romano-British pottery
- Graham Webster, Jugs and Lids in black burnished ware - Colin
Wallace & Peter Webster, An introduction to the quantification of
assemblages of pottery - Clive Orton, Roman pottery lost en route from the kiln
site to the user - A gazetteer - Michael Rhodes, Plus Reviews and Roman Pottery
Bibliography
Volume 1 (1986) Four general
papers including: The petrology and typology of the earliest identified central
Gaulish imports - Val Rigby & Ian Freestone, Late Roman Amphorae in Britain
- Roberta Tomber & David Williams, Roman Pottery in Warwickshire -
Production & Demand - Paul Booth, A large central Gaulish glazed vessel
with applied moulded decoration from Colchester - R. P. Symonds & S. Wade.
Plus Dictionary of Roman Pottery terms and Roman Pottery Bibliography Roman Pottery Bibliography
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