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Inter-site Comparisons Between Pottery Assemblages in Roman

   Warwickshire: Cerarnic Indicators of Site Status by Paul Booth             1

Pottery supply to the Roman north-west by Peter Webster                     11

The Berkeley Street Pottery kiln, Gloucester by Jane Timby                    19

Some notes on the Horningsea Roman pottery by Jeremy Evans              33

The significance of Anhydrite in pottery as exemplified by 
   Romano-British Dales Ware by Ron J. Firman                                    45

A fragment from a probable Roman Clibanus from Catterick, 
   North Yorkshire by David Williams and Jeremy Evans                      51

Two vessels in Pink Grog tempered ware from the Roman fort 
   at Cramond, Scotland by Barbara Ford                                             55

Dressel 1 amphorae from Kent by R. J. Pollard                                    57

Methods for investigating deposit homogeneity by Roberta Tomber         59

Not more pot by Jeremy Evans                                                             69

Sitting on a Tell: Some thoughts on the Quantification
  of Samian by Peter Webster                                                               77

Slicing the pie—a framework for comparing ceramic 
   assemblages by Clive Orton and Paul Tyers                                     79

Review by Margaret J. Darling                                                          81

Roman Pottery Bibliography

   Edited by R. P. Symonds, Indexes by J. R. Perrin                            83

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