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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 102 

ethnoarchaeological approach (1982), by Fulford, M, Britannia, Vol 15, 1984, 373-5. (JRPS 1, entry no. 162)
   857 Review of Peacock, D P S & Williams, D F, Amphorae and the Roman Economy (1986), by Fitzpatrick, A, Antiq J, Vol 67, (1), 1987, 164-5. (JRPS 2, entry no. 368.)
   858 Review of Peacock, D P S & Williams, D F, Amphorae and the Roman Economy (1986), by Millett, M, Archaeol J, Vol 144, 1987 (publ. 1988), 458-9. (JRPS 2, entry no. 368)
   859 Review of Perrin, I R, Roman Pottery from the Colonia: Skeldergate and Bishopshill (Archaeology of York fasc 16/2, 1981), by Millett, M, Archaeol J, Vol. 139, 1982 (publ. 1983), 456. (JRPS 3, entry no. 534)
   *860  Review of Perrin, J R, Roman Pottery from the Colonia: Skeldergate and Bishopshill (Archaeology of York fasc 1612, 1981), by Darling, M I, Britannia, Vol. 17, 1986, 467-8. (JRPS 3, entry no. 534)
   *861 Review of Pollard, R J, The Roman Pottery of Kent (1988), by Timby, J R, Britannia, Vol. 21, 1990, 423-4. (JRPS 3, entry no. 558)
   *862 Review of Potter, T W & Trow, S D, Puckeridge-Braughing, Hertfordshire: The Ermine Street Excavations, 1971-1972. The Late Iron Age and Roman Settlement (1988), by Fitzpatrick, A P, Britannia, Vol 21, 1990, 424-5. (This volume, entry no. 754)
   863 Review of von Schnurbein, S, Die Unverzierte Terra Sigillata aus Haltern (1982), by Wells, C M, Antiq J, Vol. 64, (I), 1984, 164-6. The volume includes chemical analyses of the samian fabrics by M Picon.
   864 Review of Sealey, P R, Amphoras from the 1970 Excavations at Colchester, Sheepen (Brit Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 142 1985), by Fitzpatrick, A, Antiq J, Vol. 66, (II), 1986, 438-9. (JRPS 2, entry no. 235)
   865 Review of Sealey, P R, Amphoras from the 1970 Excavations at Colchester, Sheepen (Brit Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 142 1985), by Peacock, D P S, Archaeol J, Vol 144, 1987 (publ 1988), 45-9. (JRPS 2, entry no. 235)
   866 Review of Shennan, S, Quantifying Archaeology (1988), by Pollard, A M, Proc Prehist Soc, Vol. 55, 1989, 275-6.
   *867 Review of Stead, I M & Rigby, V, Baldock: the Excavation of a Roman and Pre-Roman Settlement, 1968-72 (1986), by Fitzpatrick, A P, Britannia, Vol. 19, 1988, 531-2.
   868 Review of Sunter, N & Woodward, P J, Romano-British Industries in Purbeck. Excavations at Norden, Ower and Rope Lake Hole (1987), by Fulford, M G, Antiq J, Vol 68, (1), 1988, 148-9. (This volume, entry nos. 721, 723 & 724)
   869 Review of Swan, V G, The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain (1984), by Greene, K, Antiq J, Vol 66, (1), 1986, 175-6. (JRPS 1, entry no. 164)
   *870 Review of Swan, V G, The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain (1984), by Fulford, M, Britannia, Vol. 17, 1986, 469-470. (JRPS 1, entry no. 164)
   871 Review of Thompson, I, Grog-Tempered ‘Belgic’ Pottery of South- Eastern England (Brit Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 108), by Champion, T C, Proc Prehist Soc. Vol 49, 1983, 428. (JRPS 1, entry no. 165)
   *872 Wilson, P R (ed), The Crambeck Roman Pottery Industry 

(1989), by Pollard, R J, Britannia, Vol. 21, 1990, 422-3. (This volume, entry no. 798)
   873 Review of Woods, P J & Hastings, B C, Rushden: the Early Fine Wares (1984), by Greene, K, Antiq J, Vol. 65, (II), 1985, 507-8.
   *874 Review of Woods, P J & Hastings, B C, Rushden: the Early Fine Wares (1984), by Perrin, J R, Britannia, Vol. 17, 1986, 461-2.

Lamps, counters, figurines and other pottery objects
 Richard Pollard
   Editor’s note: There has been some debate as to the merits of presenting the items below in a separate section, rather than including them with the other pottery in the respective reports. As it happens, all of the entries for the first instalment of this section are addenda to previous Bibliography entries. This need not be this case in the future. We would welcome any comments our readers may have on this.
See also entry nos. 945, 951, 972, 975 & 998.
   (61) Ogilvie, J D, ‘Part of a pipeclay figurine of Venus’, in JRPS 1, entry no. 61. Dated by F Jenkins, AD 130-150. (Cf Jenkins, F, ‘The Cult of the "Pseudo-Venus" in Kent’, Archaeologia Cantiana, Vol. 72, 1958).
   (416) Birss, R S, ‘Coarse Pottery’, in JRPS 3, entry no. 416,90-124. 1: Frag. of white pipeclay, ‘upper leg of adult figure’, from topsoil. 105, fig 46.191. 2: Lamp frag., ‘hand-made in sandy orange ware with grey surfaces’ 94-5, fig 40.38.
   (416) Dool, J, ‘Baked Clay Objects’, in JRPS 3, entry no. 416, 216-218. 1: ‘Spindle-whorls’ in samian and ‘sandy buff fabric’, fig 94.60-1. 2: Pottery duck’s head in light grey fabric, fig 94.62 (cf also Dool J, ‘A Romano-British pottery duck’, Antiquity, Vol 50, 1976,63-4). 3: Applied ?handle on pottery object, a ?ridge tile, fig 94.63.
   (416) Birss, R S, ‘The Coarse Pottery’, in JRPS 3, entry no. 416, 258- 267. 1: ‘Nine crudely made lamps’, 259-260, fig 112.6 (9 illustrations). 2: ‘One mould made lamp’, 259-260, fig 112.7. These ten lamps were found in a pit within a mausoleum associated with numerous other finds; a Trajanic or early Hadrianic group. 3: ‘Crudely made white ware lamp’, 262-3, fig 114.28. From a late 2nd-3rd century group, associated with an inhumation.
   (477) Pollard, R I, ‘The Pottery (from Cranmer House, London Road)’, in JRPS 3, entry no. 477, 284-298. See also entry no. 481. 1: Lamp, 290-1, fig 112.23G. Oxidised sandy (Canterbury) ware, Loeschke Type TX, with ring handle, 2nd century (identified by D Bailey), in burial 23 (late 2nd-early 3rd century).
   (477) Garrard, P, ‘The Small Finds and Glass’, in JRPS 3, entry no. 477,271-284. 1: Dea nutrix figurine (identified by F Jenkins), 276-7, fig 104.40a. In a mid 2nd-3rd burial.
   (477) Stow, S, ‘The Finds’ (from the Canterbury Excavation Committee Sites, 1946-60), in JRPS  3, entry no. 477, 181-194. 1: Frag. of Venus figurine, 187, P1 XXVII.E. Found

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