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Section, Yorkshire Archaeol Soc, 1988, (57-65 & 66-89),
62-3
and 71-80, respectively.
exc/unk/4th, and late 3rd-4th, respectively/typ,usf
cra/fcp/lsh/lcl/lcg/lom/shg/nor
The first report covers a small group of pottery from the R-B site at
Stonygate, near Pickering, including mortaria probably from Crambeck kilns.
The latter report includes sherds from small-scale 1940’s excavations in
the Norton area, and publishes material from a kiln excavated in 1949 at
Grove Bungalow, Langton Road, Norton.
793 Monaghan, J, ‘A Pot by Any Other Name’, Archaeology in York,
Interim, Vol. 15, no. 2, Summer 1990, 36-40.
oth/---/---
dal/ebo/hcs/prs/ppr/pod/rhn
Common names are convenient, but can be misleading.
(Ed.: The above is a little test to see if our readers know their codes!)
794 Perrin, J R, Roman Pottery from the Colonia 2: General
Accident and Rougier Street, The Archaeology of York: The Pottery, 16/4,
1990, 241-373 (complete fascicule).
exc/twn/mid 2nd-4th/ggp,typ
amp/bbl/bb2/clm/cram/ebo/fcp/gry/ktm/Inm/mhm/mrb/mca/
mdm/ngg/oxm/prs/ppr/rgh/tsg/som/sym/stv/vrm/yrp
This is the second York
Archaeological Trust report on Roman
pottery (cf JRPS 3, entry no. 534, for the first). As the author
states, much of the pottery was from unsealed levels, but nonetheless it is
an extremely useful publication, especially for 2nd century material. The
full quantification data is on microfiche but there is a clear summary on
p249, and there are 13 tables in the text showing minimum numbers of vessels
by fabric and form. The report is very clearly set out, easy to use and,
perhaps most important, readable: it will undoubtedly be useful to
archaeologists in general, and not merely to pottery specialists.
795 Williams, D F, ‘Amphorae from York’, in entry no. 794,
342-362.
exc/mil,twn/lst BC-4th AD/ggp
amp/cta/aga/ana/ass
This is a general summary of amphorae from York sites, including material
from the General Accident and Rougier Street sites. There are very useful
comments on individual forms, but it is a pity there are not more
illustrations.
796 Rigby, V, ‘An Amphora Sherd from the Beadlam Roman Villa’, in Price,
J & Wilson, PR (eds), with C S Briggs and S J Hardman, Recent
Research in Roman Yorkshire, Brit Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 193, 1988, 313-321.
exc/---/l30-10BC/
amp/ait
A Dressel type 1 amphora from outside the area of their known distribution.
797 Sumpter, A, ‘Iron Age and Roman at Dalton Parlours’, in Price, I
& Wilson, P R (eds), with C S Briggs and S I Hardman, Recent Research
in Roman Yorkshire, But Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 193, 1988, (171-196),
179, 188-9 & 190-1.
exc/vil/Iron Age, 2nd AD, and esp. 3rd & 4th
cra/dal/grg/hcs/thr
A review article, not illustrated. An entry for the more detailed
publication on this site will appear in JRPS 5.
798 Wilson, P R (ed), The Crambeck Roman Pottery Industry, Roman
Antiquit Sect, Yorkshire Archaeol Soc, 1989.
exc,syn/kln/late 3rd-late 4th,early 5th/ggp,typ
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cra
A re-issue of Philip Corder’s original reports together with recent work
by Jeremy Evans, et al. It is very useful to have brought together all the
available work on Crambeck pottery, but a great shame that it was
"Perfect"-bound: my copy is a heap of loose sheets.
799 Evans, J, ‘Crambeck: the development of a major northern pottery
industry’, in entry no. 798, 43-90.
syn/kln/late 3rd-late 4th,early 5th cm
The results of recent research on the distribution and marketing of Crambeck
pottery, and fabric characterization.
North Wales: Clwyd
Gillian Dunn
800 Blockley, K, ‘The Pottery’, in ‘Excavations on the
Romano-British Settlement at Ffrith, Clwyd, 1967-9’, Flintshire
Hist
Soc J, Vol. 32, 1989, (135-165), 153-160.
exc/set/mainly late 1st & late 2nd; sonic late 3rd-early 4th/typ
amp/bbl/gry/hom/hox/mca/nvc/mro/tbr/vrm/lox/wcs
(North Wales-Cheshire Plain orange)
Not all of the pottery from the 1967-9 excavations is considered: only that
retained by one of the excavators is reported on. The majority of the
vessels are of local manufacture; there are few imports.
801 Ward, M (Bulmer), ‘Samian Ware’, in entry no. 800, 161-3 & 165.
exc/set/late 1st-late 2nd/usf cts/ets/sts
South Wales
Peter Webster
802 Allen, JR L & Fulford, M G, ‘Romano-British Settlement and
Industry on the Wetlands of the Severn Estuary’, Antiq J, VoL 67,
1987, 237-289.
flw/fls,ind/lst-4th
bbl/crc/crm/cts/ets/lcg/mvs/nfr/ngm/orc/svv/shg/sts
Finds from coastal fieldwork which give a useful cross-section of local
ceramics.
803 Evans, D R & Metcalf, V M, ‘Excavations at 10 Old Market Street,
Usk’, Britannia, Vol. 20, 1989, 23-68.
exc/twn/mid-late 1st
blg/dur/gab/aga/air/lcg/lom/lox/lyc/ngm/svv/shg/sts/ass/swem/
vrm
Most of the pottery from this excavation was lost in a fire at the
Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust Headquarters. That, published is not,
therefore, a representative sample but a result of a (considerable) salvage
operation. Thus we have a complete samian report but no illustrations, a
small amount of coarse pottery and amphorae and a more complete sample of
the mortaria.
804 Greep, 5, ‘Romano-British Coarse Pottery’, in Britnell, W, ‘The
Collfryn Hillslope Enclosure, Llansantffraid Deuddwr, Powys; Excavations 1980-1982’,
Proc Prehist
Soc, Vol 55, 1989, (89- 134), 126 & microfiche 2.6.
exc/rrs/lst-41h sherds on a prehistoric & Roman site bbl/lox/mhm/svv
805 Webster, P V, ‘The samian pottery’, in entry no. 804, 126 &
microfiche 2.6.
exc/rrs/late lst-mid,late 2nd sherds on a prehistoric & Roman site
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