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occurrence of the main decorative types. Other aspects of
this pottery are also presented on microfiche, as are many other relevant
sections which should have been ‘volume’ published. The microfiche
details are as follows: |
775 Turner, I, ‘Romano-British Moulded Heads from Shotover’,
Oxoniensia, Vol 54, 1989 (publ. 1991), 399-400. csf/unk/?late 3rd oxw Six face flagons. Somerset Kevin Crouch 776 Ellis, P, ‘Marchey Farm, Wookey’, in ‘Archaeological watching briefs in Avon & Somerset’, Somerset Archaeol Nat Hist, Vol 121, 1977, (103-111), 107-111. wbf/frm/late lst-4th bbl/lcg/nfr/oxr/rhn/tsg 777 Ellison, A & Pearson, T, ‘Ham Hill, 1975: a watching brief’, Somerset Archaeol Nat Hist, Vol. 121, 1977, (97-100), 100. wbf/unk,mil?/lst amp/bbl/dur/tsg 778 Leech, R H, ‘Romano-British & Medieval settlement at Wearne Huish Episcopi’, Somerset Archaeol Nat His:, Vol 120, 1975/6, (45-50), 47-48. slr,wbf/rrsl3rd-4th bbl/grc/oxm/orc/tsg 779 Leech, R H, ‘Late Iron Age and Romano-British Briquetage sites at Quarrylands Lane, Badgworth’, Somerset Archaeol Nat Hist, Vol 121, 1977, (89-96), 91-93. ---/km/late lst-2nd bbl/dur/lcg/tsg/bri Pottery consists primarily of jars with bead rims and bowls with flanged or rolled rims. Kiln furniture also present. 3rd & 4th also present. Other pottery kiln sites discussed first examined in the 1840’s. Suffolk Maggi Darling, (*) Maggi Darling & R P Symonds & (÷) JR Perrin *780 Moore, I E, with J Plouviez & S West, The Archaeology of Roman Suffolk, Suffolk County Council, 1988. syn/ptp,k1n/1ate Iron Age-Roman amp/tsg/?bb2/rnf This ‘popular’ publication is mentioned here because it includes the following useful items: 1) a map (fig I11.9) which shows, among other things, the distribution of imported amphorae and of Belgic cremation cemeteries; 2) plans of the larger settlements (fig I11.22) showing pottery kilns in context 3) a map (I11.38) showing the kiln sites in Suffolk and 4) illustrations (I11.39-40) of various pottery kiln types in Suffolk and (I11.41) a reconstruction of a kiln. There is also a photograph (I11.50) of a "cremation group from a barrow, now destroyed, at Rougham", which is not descibed, but is probably late 2nd-3rd century and includes two samian Dr 18131’s, two Dr 33’s, two ?BB2 small beaker/jars, two ring-necked flagons and a large two-handled glass urn. +781 Webster, C J, ‘Ernest Greenfield’s Excavations at Exning Roman Villa’, Proc Cambridgeshire Archaeol Soc, Vol 76, 1987, (42-66), 59-66. Includes reports on ‘Samian Ware’, by B R Hartley, 59; and ‘Mortaria’, by K F Hartley, 59-61. exc/vil/lst-4th amp/bbl/bb2/blk/brn/buf/cts/clc/chn/osf/gry/hax/lcg/lox/lrh/ nvc/nvm/occ/orc/sts/hog This report covers the excavations by Greenfield in 1958-9 of a building which had contained a mosaic, which had been removed in 1906. There is a sequence, pre-villa - timber building - stone building (various phases) - medieval |
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