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Journal of Roman Pottery Studies    Volume 3, 1990  Edited by Rob Perrin

                      Roman Pottery Bibliography - Page 120
      Edited by  R. P. Symonds, with indexes by J R. Perrin  (see bottom)

sherds and 444 individual figure-types illustrated, with a catalogue and a considerable amount of detailed discussion of the site, the stamps, the ovolos and the dating. The quality of reproduction is not bad, for Rev. Arch. Sites.

638 Huld-Zetsche, I, ‘Zur Produktion von Fimisbechern in Nida-Heddernheim’, Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautores, Acta XXV/XXVI, 1987, 373-382.
exc/ptp/150-175/typ
rgh/occ
The publication of a series of ‘bag-shaped’ beakers made at Nida- Heddernheim, near Frankfurt. Nearly all of the beakers have cornice rims, roughly half of the 25 illustrated examples are roughcast, and two are folded. This production is obviously very similar to that of the Argonne, of Colchester and possibly of Sinzig (see Symonds, R P, ‘The problem of roughcast beakers, and related forms’, elsewhere in this JRPS volume).

639 Jacob, J-P & Leredde, H, ‘Les potiers de Jaulges/Villiers-Vineux (Yonne): Etude d’un centre de production gab-romaine’, Gallia 43, fasc. 1, 1985, 167-192.
ex,flw,syn/ptp/lst-4th/usf
tsg/’excised’ ware/’painted’ ware
The site at Jaulges/Villiers-Vineux is now recognised as among the more important pottery productions centres of the late Roman period in Gaul. It was, however, only re-discovered in 1965, and only extremely limited areas of what is a very large site have been excavated. This is because the writers of this paper, who were responsible for its re-discovery and subsequent recognition, have concentrated firstly on the protection of the site, secondly on surface collection and survey of the site, and only on excavation in order to clarify specific research objectives. The protection of the site has recently become more secure with the purchase by the French government of substantial amounts of the land, in order to create an "archaeological reserve". This paper is a summary of the work undertaken by the writers from 1965 to the present, apparently presented as a way of clarifying their views on all aspects of the site, immediately before producing a major detailed report on their findings. The pottery presented here is very limited: 10 sherds of mould-decorated samian; 6 sherds of metallic ‘excised’ colour-coated ware; and 6 sherds of ‘painted’ ware. The discussion, however, is fundamental, especially on the nature of a pottery production centre and its evolution.

640 Jacob, J-P & Leredde, H, ‘Les bases d’un corpus automatisé des marques de potiers’, Revue Arch. de l'Est et du Centre-Eat Tome XXXVIII, fasc. 1-2, Mélanges offerts a Marcel Lutz, 1987, 157-162.
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A presentation of a system of computerization of samian potters’ stamps. This system is already being implemented as part of the CNRS project which produced the D.A.F. volume, La Terre Sigillée Gallo-Romaine (entry no. 374 in Volume II), and a publication will eventually be forthcoming, with the particular collaboration of George Rogers. The project is ultimately intended to encompass all samian potters’ stamps found in Gaul. The recording sheet, of which an example is illustrated, is extensive. (See also entry no. 643, on the matter of recording sheets).

641 Jigan, C & Marin, J-Y, ‘Inventaire des sites de production de céramique gab-romaine découverts en Normandie’,