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Journal of Roman Pottery Studies Volume 2, 1989
Edited by Rob Perrin

This volume is out of print but individual pages can be viewed by clicking on page number.

Deities and religious scenes on Romano-British pottery Graham Webster	01
A figured colour-coated beaker from excavations of the East Gate at Lincoln Margaret J. Darling	29
A chemical investigation of 'Colchester' samian by means of inductively-coupled plasma emission spectrometry J.M.V. Storey, R. P. Symonds, F. A. Hart, D. M. Smith & J. N. Walsh	33
Roman pottery lost en route from the kiln site to the user : a gazetteer Michael Rhodes	44
A study of Roman pottery from the Lower Nene Valley kiln site at Park Farm, Stanground, near Peterborough Nick Cooper	59
Marketing of Roman pottery in second-century Northamptonshire and the Milton Keynes area Karen E. Griffiths	66
The nature and distribution of certain pink, grog tempered vessels. P. M. Booth and Sarah Green	77
A remarkable jar found inside an amphora cremation chamber at Colchester R. P. Symonds and S. M. Wade	85
Jugs and lids in black burnished ware Colin Wallace and Peter Webster	88
Four Gloucestershire finds Colin Wallace	92
An introduction to the quantification of assemblages of pottery Clive Orton	94
Nice fabric, pity about the form Margaret J. Darling	98
Reviews	102
Roman Pottery Bibliography edited by R. P. Symonds	106

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