Roman Pottery Bibliograhpy - J.R.P.S. Vol 3, page 103

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496 Wilson, J, ‘Discoveries on the Old Institute site at Faversham’, Kent Archaeological Review,* no. 85, Autumn 1986, (108-118), 112-1 18. exc/set/43-200/usf tsg/blg/?bb2/gro/upc A small rescue excavation. An assemblage of 115 sherds, with 15 illustrations. Location: K.A.R.U. Lancashire Louise Hird 497 Birley, E, Bird, J & White, A, ‘The Samian Pottery’, in Jones, G D B & Shutter, D C A, Roman Lancaster, 1988, 94-102. exc/mil,mjc/late 1st-late 2nd/usf sts/mvs/cts/ets Only a small amount illustrated, but a useful list of stamps. Location: Lancaster City Museum 498 Turner, R C, Webster, P V & Witherington, J H S. ‘Coarse Pottery’, in Edwards, B J N & Webster, P V. Ribchester Excavations, Part 3: Excavations in the Civil Settlement, Pottery and Coins, 1988, 51-1 16. exc/mjc/c80-late 4th/usf asg/ass/clc/nvc/wpc/?hmd/mca/bbl/lbb2/grc/grg/rst/llm/mhm/ vrm/wpm/lox/wpm/eyk/hcs (calcite-gritted)/svv A useful drawing-together of material from excavations of recent years in the civilian settlement. Location: Cumbria & Lancashire Unit (at present); Ribchester Museum (eventually) 499 Webster, P V (with contributions by K F Hartley and A White), ‘The Coarse Pottery’, in Jones, G D B & Shotter, D C A, Roman Lancaster, 1988, 103-145. exc/mil,mjc,kln/late 1st-late 4th/usf,seq amp/asg/nvc/orc/rhn/occ(ngp)/bbl/grf/grc/grg/gry/rst/evm/ ?llm/ mhm/ngm/nem/qmm/wpm/osc/lox/dal/eyk/hcs (calcite-gritted)/lcl Includes the products of two Quernmore kilns. Location: Lancaster City Museum 500 Wild, F, ‘The Samian Ware’, in Edwards, B J N & Webster, P V, Ribchester Excavations, 1988, 9-50. exc/mjc/c60-late 2nd/usf sts/mvs/cts/ets Location: unknown Leicestershire Richard Pollard 501 Clamp, H (with contributions by R J Pollard and others - see below), ‘Late Iron Age and Romano-British Pottery’, in Clay, P N & Mellor, J E, Excavations in Bath Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire Museums, Art Galleries & Records Service, 1985, 41-62. exc,wbf/mjc/Late 1st BC-2nd ADusf amp/cta/as s/arr/sts/mvs/cts/lyc/nvc/egg (TN beaker)/rhn/?nvr/rgh/occ/mca/blg/ira/tng/trb/nri/btb/rgd/ bbl/bb2/gry/lcg/hgg/esh/mhm/?ngm/vrm/mf/wht/lox/wsx/ osd/drb/lnd/ppr Includes the following specialist contributions: The Mortaria’ (including 1 stamp), by R J Pollard from notes by K F Hartley, 47-49; ‘The Amphorae’, by H Clamp from notes by P R Sealey, 49; ‘Terra Nigra Potters’ Stamps’ (2 stamps), by V Rigby, 59; ‘The Arretine and Samian Pottery’ (9 pieces discussed), by G B Dannell, 59-61; and		‘Samian Potters’ Stamps’ (6 stamps), by B M Dickinson, 61-62. The quantification is by "estimated max. no. of vessels" except for amphorae: "estimated no. of vessels & weights". Includes 138 illustrations of pottery, plus stamps, and decorated samian. The fabric type series was revised by R J Pollard; there is a correlation table in the report on pottery from excavations in West Leicester: ‘Pollard’ in P N Clay. Location: Leicestershire Museums Service Annexe, 116 Humberstone Drive, Leicester LE5 ORD (c/o R J Pollard, pottery specialist, or R A Rutland, Keeper, Jewry Wall Museum) 502 Jarvis, P A, ‘A sherd of Iron Age or Roman pottery from Hungarton (Leics.)’, Trans. Leicestershire Arch. Hist. Soc. 59 (1984- 85), 1985, 91-92. csf/unk/late 1st BC-late 1st AD blg/gm 1 grog-tempered sherd. Location: Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester, Acc. no. A32.1984 503 Jarvis, P A, ‘The early pits of the Jewry Wall site, Leicester’, Trans. Leicestershire Arch. Hist. Soc. 60(1986), 1986, 7-15. exc,syn/mjc/late 1st BC-late 1st AD amp/tsg/blg/ira/tng/trb/nri/btb/crb A review of the pits and the pottery from them: the original publication is K Kenyon, Excavations at the Jewry Wall Site, Leicester, Rep. Res. Comm. Soc. Antiq. No. 15, 1948. See also an interim statement by P A Jarvis, ‘The Origin and Status of Iron Age Leicester - the Evidence from the Jewry Wall Site’, TLAHS 59 (1984-85), 1985, 92-93. Location: Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester, Acc. no. A405. 1955 London & Middlesex Malcolm Lyne 504 Cameron, F, ‘The Roman Pottery’, in Parnell, G, ‘Excavations at the Salt Tower, Tower of London, 1976’, Trans. London & Middlesex Arch. Soc. Vol 34, 1983, (95-106), 102-103. exc/wlt/43-400+/seq ass/orc/esh/clm/oxm/oxp/alh Location: not given 505 Mclsaac, W, with contributions by J Bird (‘The Samian’) and B M Dickinson (‘The Stamped Samian’), ‘Roman Coarse Wares’, in Mills, P, ‘Excavations at Roman Road/Parnell Road, Old Ford, London E3’, Trans. London & Middlesex Arch. Soc. Vol 35, 1984, (25-36), 29-34. exc/rdd/c50-400+/seq ass/mvs/cts/ets/tsg/orc/egg/bbl/bb2lgro/lsh/vrm/oxr/vrr Location: not given 506 Parnell, G, with contributions by J Bird (‘Samian’), F Cameron (‘Other Pottery’), B M Dickinson (‘Samian Stamps’) and C Green (‘Amphorae’), ‘The Roman and Medieval Defences and the Later Development of the Inmost Ward, Tower of London Excavations 1955- 77’, Trans. London & Middlesex Arch. Soc. Vol. 36, 1985, (1- 79), 51-60. exc/wlt/43-400+/seq amp/apa/asg/ass/sts/mvs/cts/ets/ats/tsg/ccc/clc/nvc/orc/rhn/ bbl/bb2/har/oxm/alh/ars/mek/oxr A most important paper showing evidence for the

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