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                      Roman Pottery Bibliography - Page 98
      Edited by  R. P. Symonds, with indexes by J R. Perrin  (see bottom)

438 Turner, C, with contributions by R Turner & H J Major, ‘Layer-dc- la-Haye, Malting Barn, TL97921953’, in Priddy, D, ed., ‘Woth of the Essex County Council Archaeology Section, 1982’, Essex Archaeol. His!. 15, 1983 (1984), (1 19-155), 129-134.
slr/rur/mid-lst/usf
ass/arr/sts/tng/trb/nri/gro/gry/esh/flg/wht
Pottery from two ditch segments at the southern end of the Camulodunum dyke system. Exact nature of site unknown. 
Location: private possession

439 Turner, C, ‘The Pottery’, in Bedwin, 0, ‘Excavations at Mount House, Braintree 1984’, Essex Archaeol. Hist. 16, 1984-5 (1986), (28-39), 37-38.
exc/rdd/mid 2nd-mid 3rd
amp/sts/cts/ets/clc?/nvc?/rhn/occ/pph?Ibb2?/grf/grc/sxs?/
clm?/osf/hax/wcs
Pottery summarised in broad fabric groups and dating evidence given for key contexts. The excavation examined a supposed component of Braintree’s late LA. oppidum, discovered to be modern. Ascriptions not always clear (hence the abundant ‘?’ above).
Location: ECC store, Chelmsford (temporarily)

440 Turner, C, ‘Pre-Roman and Roman Pottery (from Toft’s Garage)’, in Milton, B H, ‘Excavations in Braintree 1980 and 1984’, Essex Archaeol. His!. 17, 1986 (1987), (82-95),87.
exc/twn/3rd-4th, some residual 
clc/bbl/grc/gry/blk/haw
Roman features from small-scale excavations to the east of the supposed centre of the small town. Poor presentation of the pottery - a potentially useful third/fourth century pit treated very superficially. Possible waster sherd illustrated. Location: 
ECC store, Chelmsford (temporarily)

441 Turner, C, ‘Pottery (from Sandpit Road)’, in Milton, B H, ‘Excavations in Braintree 1980 and 1984’, Essex Archaeol. Hist. 17, 1986 (1987), (82-95), 93.
exc/twn/3rd-4th, plus residual 
cts/ets/nvc/occ/gry/clm/hax
A trial excavation, aimed at evaluating the survival of Roman levels, which uncovered two substantial pits. As with Toft’s garage (previous entry), the opportunity to present these groups fully was not taken.
Location: ECC store, Chelinsford (temporarily)

442 Turner, C, ‘Woodharn Walter, Warren Golf Course’, in Priddy, D, ad., ‘Woik of the Essex County Council Archaeology Section 1985’, Essex Archaeol. His:. 17, 1986 (1987), (141-155), 143-144.
slr/cem?,rur/2nd-3rd
gry
A near-complete jar and fragments of around 20 other vessels, recovered from a sand quarry. Some from a number of small pits, but the nature of the site is uncertain - no trace of cremated bone.
Location: private possession

443 Turner, R, Ivy Chimneys, Witham: an Interim Report, Essex County Council Occasional Paper 2, 1982.
exc/kln,rur,rel/early 4th (from archaeomagnetism)
grc
See page 12 & figs. 8 & 9 for an account of a kiln in a ‘religious complex’ off the Colchester - London road. The products comprise jars, bead-rim dishes, bowls and beakers. Location: Chelmsford & Essex Museum