Roman Pottery Bibliograhpy - J.R.P.S. Vol 3, page 96

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Location: Derby Museum/Trent & Peak Arch. Trust 417 Birss, R S (now R S Leary), with contributions by K T Greene, D F Williams & M W Hassall, ‘Coarse Pottery’, in entry no. 416, ‘North-west sector excavations 1979-80’ (H M Wheeler), (38-153), 90-124 & 130-133. exc,chm/mil/late Iron Age - late 4t/ggp,usf asg/ass/ccc/nvthn/rgh/occ/rnca/ira/btb/bbl/bb2/grg/lcg/ rst/bsg/esh/lsh/mhm/mf/wht/lox/wcs/dal/drb/drc/gft/lnd/ syk/swp/amp Quantified by rim percentage and sherd count. Refers to an archive type series. 190 descriptions & illustrations. Includes discussion and form/fabric/phase charts. Scientific analysis of BB1 & amphorae: ‘Black-burnished ware and amphorae’, by D F Williams, 130-132; graffiti on amphorae: ‘Graffiti’, by M W Hassall, 132-133. Location: Derby Museum!/Treat & Peak Arch. Trust 418 Dickinson, B M, ‘Samian’, in entry no. 416, ‘North-west sector excavations 1979-80’ (H M Wheeler), (38-153), 79-90. exc/mil/pre-Flavian - 3rd/ggp sts/mvs/cts/ets Includes 28 stamps and 24 illustrations of decorated pieces. Location: Derby Museum 419 Dool, J, ‘The Coarse Pottery: Stratified Groups’, in entry no. 416, ‘Derby Racecourse: Excavations on the Roman Industrial Settlement, 1974’ (1 Dool), (155-221), 188-208. exc/ind/Iron Age to 4th (mainly Flavian to early 4th)/ggp nvc/glz/ira/rgd/bbl/bb2/gro/gry/lcg/rst/bsg/esh/mhm/lcm/ mhm/mdrn/buf/mf/wht/osf/lox/osd/drb/drc 385 vessels described and illustrated. No quantification. 8 selected mortaria, including 5 stamps & 1 "graffito ante cocturam in imitation of stamp". ‘The Mortaria’, by K F Hartley, 206-208; ‘Iron Age pottery’, by I Dool, 208 - 3 sherds. 420 Hartley, B R & Dickinson, B M, ‘The Samian Ware’, in entry no. 416, ‘Derby Racecourse: Excavations on the Roman Industrial Settlement, 1974’ (1 Dool), (155-221), 181-188. exc/ind/pre-Flavian - 3rd/ggp sts/mvs/cts/ets 48 decorated pieces and 7 stamps illustrated. Location: Derby Museum/Trent & Peak Arch. Trust 421 Hartley, K F, ‘Mortaria’, in entry no. 416, ‘North-west sector excavations 1979-80’ (H M Wheeler), (38-153), 113 & 124-130. exc/mil/Flavian - 4th/ggp orc (mortaria)/lcm/Inm/mhm/oxm (white fabric & red slip fabric)/vrm/mro/swem More than 98 vessels examined. 13 stamps & 10 other vessels illustrated. Location: Derby Museum/ Trent & Peak Arch. Trust 422 Frere, S S (from information sent by M Brassington), ‘Roman Britain in 1986’, Britannia 18, 1987, (302-359), 321-322. slr/mil/cl20+ presumably bbl/fcp Includes an illustration of a face-pot in BB1 from Little Chester fort. 423 Makepeace, G A, ‘The Pottery’, in ‘A Romano-British Settlement at Staden near Buxton’, Derbyshire Arch. Journal		103, 1983 (1984), (75-86), 80-81. exc/rur,frm,fIs/1ate 1st - 2nd sts/cts/bbl/grg/mhm/buf/osd/drb Includes a note on stamped mortaria by K F Hartley; 10 rim, 9 base sherds illustrated. (First season: see also entry no. 424). 424 Makepeace, G A, ‘The Pottery’, in ‘The Romano-British Settlement at Staden near Buxton’, Derbyshire Arch. Journal 107, 1987 (1988), (24-34), 24, 29-30 & 32-33. exc/rur,frm,fls/2nd tsg/bbl/gry/mhm?/osf/osd/drb A very small collection. 5 illustrations from 1983. Also notes on the 1926 excavations, including 5 illustrations. (Second season: see also entry no. 423). Devon Paul Bidwell 425 Gaskell-Brown, C & Hugo, T E, ‘Prehistoric and Romano-British Finds from Mount Batten, Devon: 1979-83’, Proc. Devon Arch. Soc. 41, 1983, (69-74), 72-73. exc/--- amp/tsg/bbl/grc A small collection of sherds, none illustrated. 426 Silvester, R I & Bidwell, PT, ‘A Roman Site at Woodbury, Axminster’, Proc. Devon Arch. Soc. 42, 1984, (33-57),39-47. exc/mil,rrs/-- ass/sts/cts/ets/ccc/nvc/nfc/orc/rhn/bbl/grc/oxm/vrm/svv Most of the pottery comprises a group which appears to have accumulated in the filling of a pond between the second quarter of the 3rd century and the middle of the 4th. Location: Exeter Museum Essex Colin Wallace Contributor’s Notes: (i) In each volume of the county journal, Essex Archaeol. Hist., since Vol 8 (1977), there appears an article entitled ‘Work of the Essex County Council Archaeology Section 19..’. Despite the title, this is not a collection of ephemera but a gathering of short site reports, watching briefs, stray finds and material submitted to the Section for report, along with more substantial contributions - in short, almost a mini-journal in itself. This contribution does not include all the material on Roman pottery from these articles, only the major entries. (ii) Since the 1982 closing-date for entry in the gazetteer of The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain, Swan 1984, seven of the Essex kilns listed therein have achieved full or interim publication, as follows: Chelmsford 3: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, JRPS 2, entry no. 364. Colchester 14: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, JRPS 2, entry no. 239. Heybridge: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, this volume, entry no.444. Kelvedon 1: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, this volume, entry no. 431. Messing corn Inworth: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, JRPS 2, entry no.364. Thurrock: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, JRPS 2, entry no. 233. (Witham: ‘Roman Pottery Bibliography’, this volume, entry no. 443). In addition, entry no. 431 (this volume) includes a photograph of Kelvedon 2.

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