Roman Pottery Bibliograhpy - J.R.P.S. Vol 3, page 104

Study Group for Roman Pottery (SGRP) SGRP Homepage Journal of Roman Pottery Studies Volume 3, 1990 Edited by Rob Perrin Roman Pottery Bibliography - Page 104 Edited by R. P. Symonds, with indexes by J R. Perrin (see bottom)
construction of the riverside wall in the latest years of the 4th century 4th-5th century stratified groups. Location: not given 507 Richardson, B, with contributions by J Bird (‘Samian wares’), B M Dickinson (‘Samian Stamps’), and C Green (‘Amphorae’), ‘Pottery’, in Miller, L, Schofield, J & Rhodes, M, The Roman Quay at St. Magnus House, London: Excavations at New Fresh Wharf, Lower Thames St., London 1974 -78, 1986, 96-204. exc/mjc,trd,wlt/lst-4th, with the bulk dated to 170-245/seq amp/aae/ana/ako/arh/apa/asg/ass/sts/mvs/cts/ets/tsg/ccc/clc/ orc/mrb/rhn/cgg/bbl/bb2/nkg/dm/men/oxm/nvs/hax/alh/ mek/ngp/ppr/pod A very important report, including a large early 3rd century group dated additionally by dendrochronology, which is a crucial contribution to the understanding of the least-known period of Roman ceramics in Britain. A very lavish report, with colour photographs of some key vessels and illustration of the plain samian, not just a list of form numbers. Location: not given Northumberland Paul Bidwell 508 Bidwell, P T, with contributions by H Pengelly, B M Dickinson, K F Hartley, J Evans & D F Williams, The Roman Fort of Vindolanda, HBMC Archaeological Report No. 1, 1985, 165-205 & microfiche lA4-1G7 & 2bl-2b14. exc/mil/---/ggp,seq ass/sts/mvs/cts/ets/ccc/clc/nvc/orc/?mrb/rhn/rgh/?scc/mca/ bbl/bb2/grc/shg/clm/cbm/eym/glm/llm/lgm/mhm/nvm/ nem/oxm/vrm/mro/fcp/dal/drb/eyk/gft/lnd/prs/svv The pottery is derived principally from levels of the 3rd and 4th centuries, from a sequence of occupation commencing with the construction of Stone Fort 2 in c 223-5. The dating evidence for the 3rd century levels is particularly useful and gives rise to a discussion of the date of introduction of certain BB1 types and of certain E. Yorkshire types. There is also extended discussion of Severn Valley ware, Guam Type 151 and mortaria. Over 400 vessels are illustrated and there is a full catalogue. Location: Vindolanda Museum 509 Jobey I & Jobey, G, ‘Prehistoric, Romano-British and later remains on Murton High Crags, Northumberland’, Archaeologia Aeliana Series 5, 15, 1987, (151-198), 180-182. exc/rur/not closely dateable amp/sts/bbl The inds include native pottery, probably of the Roman period. Location: unknown Nottinghamshire Richard Pollard 510 Leary, R S, ‘The Pottery’, in Gaston, D, ‘Dunston’s Clump and the Brickwork Plan Field Systems at Babworth, Notts.: Excavations 1981’, Trans. of the Thoroton Soc. of Notts. Vol 91, (1987), 1988, (16-73), 43-52. exc/rur,fls,frm/late 1st BC-mid 1st AD, & 2nd-3rd/usf cts/?nvc/ira/btb/bbl/grf/grc/gry/rst/esh/brn(hand-made)/ mhm/vim/ buf/osf/dal/drb/tit "942 sherds from a minimum of 101 vessels spanning some 150-200 years of occupation" (p. 43). A full catalogue, with 48 selected illustrations. Quantified by sherd count &		minimum vessel count (rim %). Mortaria identified by K F Hartley. Includes a useful summary (pp 43-5) of traditions and probable sources of the pottery. Location: Bassetlaw Museum, Retford Oxfordshire Cohn Wallace NB The following entry is a revised version of cue that appeared in JRPS1. (94) Young, C I, ‘Late Iron Age and Roman pottery Cassington]’, in Case, H I & Whittle, A W R (eds), Settlement patterns in the Oxford region: excavations at the Abingdon causewayed enclosure and other sites, CBA Res Rep 44, 1982, 138-147. exc/rur,ptp/Iare LA.-late Roman/usf sts/cts/nvc/orc/blg/ira/btb/bbl/gry/lcg/oxg/lsh/oxm/oxp/oxw /osd The pottery is from the ditch of a massive late I.A. fortification; from an associated settlement (there is a gap from the late 2nd to the late 3rd); and from two greyware kilns. Location: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Surrey Malcolm Lyne & () R P Symonds* 511 Bird, D G, ‘Trade and Industry’, in ‘The Romano-British period in Surrey’, in Bird, I & Bird, D U, The Archaeology of Surrey to 1540, Surrey Arch. Soc., Guildford, 1987, (165-196), 180-187. syn/trd/kln,ptp/lst-4th glz/alh A short general summary of pottery production and trade in Surrey, with concentration on Alice Holt, and tile manufacture at Ashtead. 512 Bird, I, ‘The Pottery’, in Poulton, R & O’Connell, M, ‘Excavation of a Romano-British site in West Street, Ewell’, Surrey Archaeological Collections Vol 78, 1987, (119-124), 122-123 & microfiche. exc/twn/60-300+/usf amp/sts/ets/bbl/vrm/alh 513 Saaler, M, ‘Romano-British Pottery’, in Skelton, A C, ‘Nore Hill, Chelsham: A Newly Discovered Prehistoric Enclosure’, Surrey Archaeological Collections Vol 78, 1987, (43-54), 50. exc/rurf3rd-4th/usf alh Sussex Malcolm Lyne 514 Cawood, T, ‘The Pottery’, in Rudling, D R. ‘The Excavation of a Roman Tilery on Great Cansiron Farm, Hartfield, East Sussex’, Britannia Vol XVII, 1986, (191-230), 213-218. exc/ind/60-l50 ass/sts/ccc/glz/gro/vrm/eas/tbr Useful for the excavation of the tilery, workshops, kilns, etc. The pottery report would have been improved by a more serious attempt to identify the sources of some of the coarse wares. Location: not given 515 Dance, I, ‘The Pottery’, in Rudling, D, ‘The investigation of

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