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Journal of Roman Pottery Studies    Volume 4, 1991  Edited by Rob Perrin
                                                                       Roman Pottery Bibliography Edited by  R. P. Symonds cont'd  Page 91

what some of these pieces are (e.g. the ‘arretine’ of fig 19.86).
Location: Passmore Edwards Museum
   729 Clark, F R, ‘The Lost Roman Villa in Wanstead Park’, in
Clark, F R, (ed), Exploration and Discovery in South-West Essex. A series of reports on excavations carried out by the West Essex Archaeological Group, 1990, (66-85), 72-83.
exc/rur,unk/largely later Roman 
amp/nvc/occ/gry/oxm/osd
An exceedingly vague report, even by comparison with entry no. 728, hence the very few fabrics isolated above. The text of the report seems to indicate that a pit-group is lost somewhere among the pages of the pottery drawings.
Location: Passmore Edwards Museum
   730 Crossan, C, Smoothy, M D & Wallace, C, ‘Salvage Recording of Iron Age and Roman remains at Ickleton Road, Great Chesterford, Essex’, Essex Archaeol Hist, VoL 21, 1990, 11-18.
slr/cem,setllst (cem),2nd (set)
ait (Dr 1B)/sts/mvs/cts/nvc/bbl/grf/grc/gro/har/vrm/wht/hax/
haw/wcs/osd/lnd/vrf?
Seventeen vessels (including an amphora, grog-tempered ware, samian, North Gaulish White Fine Sand) salvaged from the area of a cremation cemetery known from 19th century work.
Pottery of a slightly later date, from a watching brief, is given summary treatment.
Location: Saffron Walden Museum
   731 Gurney, D, ‘[The pottery in] The Middle Iron Age, Belgic and Early Roman Periods’, in Clarke, C P, ‘Late Iron Age enclosures at Kelvedon: excavations at the Doucecroft site 1985-86’, Essex Archaeol Hist, VoL 19, 1988, (15-39), 33-34 & 36.
exc/twn/lst AD 
ira/nri/btb/gro
A series of small excavations to examine the extent of late Iron Age occupation, which also produced the first signs of a middle Iron Age settlement. The pottery was largely fragmented and residual, so only eleven restorable vessels are discussed. This report was completed before K A Rodwell’s Kelvedon report (JRPS 3, entry no. 431) was available.
Location: Colchester & Essex Museum
   732 Gurney, D, ‘Roman Pottery’, in Clarke, C P, ‘Roman Coggeshall: excavations 1984-85’, Essex Archaeol Hist, VoL 19, 1988, (47- 90), 59-64.
exc/rur,cem/lst-4th
amp/sts/cts/ets/nvc/orc/bb2/grf/grc/gro/ret/lsh/sxs/clm/buf/clb/
hax/osd
Pottery from the St Peter’s School site, which included early Roman boundary features and less intensive later occupation.
Fabric and form classification as for Chelmsford (Going 1987; JRPS 2, entry no. 364).
Location: Colchester & Essex Museum
   733 Gurney, D, ‘Roman Pottery’, in Clarke, C P, ‘Roman Coggeshall: excavations 1984-85’, Essex Archaeol Hist, Vol. 19, 1988, (47- 90), 76-77.
exc/rur/lst,2nd & 4th
sts/orc/grf/gry/lsh/hax/stv
Pottery from the East Street site, which included roadside ditches perhaps related to the St Peter’s School site (entry no.732) features, although the evidence for an early Roman enclosure is not really as good as the report suggests. A late Roman group from the upper ditch fill is published. Roman Coggeshall is seen as a villa site.
Location: Colchester & Essex Museum