The John Gillam Prize
The
annual John Gillam Prize, established in 2004, honours a key founder of our
Group for his tremendous contribution to the subject. Nominations are now being
accepted for the 2011 award. A wide range of work on pottery found in Roman
Britain is eligible, including pottery reports (both published and grey
literature), synthetic studies, websites, student dissertations, theses etc that
were completed within the last two years. Please send your nominations to the
Gillam Committee, consisting of the President and Publication Committee at bibliography@sgrp.org.uk.
It is normally the responsibility of the nominator to make available a copy of
the nominated work, but please email before sending the publication as in some
cases it may not be necessary. Nominations are open until the 11th of April
2011 and
the winner will be announced at our annual Conference in Amsterdam, between the
Fri 24th and 26th of June 2011.
Previous winners
2011 Paul
R. Sealey for “New Light on the Wine Trade with Julio-Claudian Britain”
published in Britannia XL, 2009, 1-40.
2010
Jane Timby and Val Rigby for: "Gallo-Belgic Pottery database, internet
edition"
(http://gallobelgic.thehumanjourney.net/GB/index.php?submenu=intro)
2009
Gillian Braithwaite for : Faces from the
past A study of
Roman Face Pots from Italy and
the Western Provinces of the Roman Empire,
BAR Int Series 1651.
2008
Hilary Cool for: H.E.M. Cool, 2006 Eating
and Drinking in Roman Britain, Cambridge University Press
2007 Fiona Seeley for: F.
Seeley and J. Drummond-Murray, 2005 Roman Pottery Production in the Walbrook
Valley.
Excavations at 20–28 Moorgate, City of London, 1998–2000, MoLAS
Monograph 25
2006 Gwladys Monteil for:
2005 Samian
Ware in Roman London. Unpublished PhD thesis,
University of London
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