283
Philp, B
& Wilson, I, ‘Roman site at Scotney Court, Lydd’, Kent
Arch. Review, Autumn 1984, 156-162.
oth/salt extraction/0- 100 big/nri/gro
284 Wilson, J, ‘An Iron Age & Roman site at Postling’, Kent
Arch. Review, Winter 1983, 92-95.
oth/frm/40-250
cts/blg/gro
*285 Wilson,
M, ‘The other pottery’, in Frere, S S, Stow, S &
Bennett, P. The Archaeology of Canterbury, Volume H:
Excavations on the Roman and Medieval Defences of Canterbury, Canterbury
Archaeological Trust/ Kent Arch. Soc., 1982, 129-
141.
exc/mjc,wit/lst-4th/usf amp/sts/cts/blg/bbl/bb2lccc/occ/fcp/grc/
grg/lcl/ctm/orc/osd/pph/-rhn/rgh/tng/btb/cta
None of the sites involved produced especially large quantities
of pottery, and therefore it is a wide-ranging mixture, with
pre-Roman, Roman, Medieval and post-Medieval all intermingled in
the report (much as this sort of material was found, in later
pits). Nevertheless, many of the contexts are fairly closely
dated, so these are useful finds.
(A brief samian report on pp 126-128 includes very short reports
on stamps by B R Hartley, F Oswald & G Simpson).
Location: records in Royal Museum, Canterbury; pottery: un
Journal
of Roman Pottery Studies
Vol 3, 1990 page 101
Kent
Richard Pollard, (*) Malcolm Lyne & (+) Cohn Wallace
See also ‘Books’, for Monaghan, J, Upchurch and
Thameside Roman Pottery: A ceramic typology for northern Kent,
first to third centuries AD (entry no 557), and for Pollard,
R J, The Roman Pottery of Kent (entry no 558).
476 Detsicas, A P, ‘A salt-panning site at Funton
Creek’, Archaeologia Cantiana 101 (for 1984), 1985,
165-168.
exc/ind/--3rd--
occ/bb2
A brief report on a 1963 rescue excavation. There is no separate
pottery report; there are three pottery illustrations.
Location: not recorded
477 Frere, S S. Bennett, P. Rady, J & Stow, S, Canterbury
Excavations: Intra- and Extra-mural sites, 1949-55 and 1980-84,
The Archaeology of Canterbury, Vol VIII, 1987. See entry
nos. 478-482 for pottery details.
478 Bird, J & Dickinson, B M, ‘The samian from
Marlowe Avenue and No. 15A Dane John’, in entry no.
477,329-333. exc/mjc/Claudian-mid 3rd
sts/cts/ets/ats (late 2nd-early 3rd)
A catalogue, including illustrations of two decorated pieces and
six stamps.
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479 Green, M J,
‘The finds and pottery from the Canterbury Archaeological
Trust sites, 1980-84’ (various short reports in section iv),
in entry no. 477, 301-303 & 326-328.
exc,slr/mjc/late 1st BC-early 5th AD/usf
amp/asg/ass/sts/cts/ets/ats (late)/ccc/clc/kww (incl.rgh)/lyc/
nvc/owc/orc/egg (TN)/mrb (German + early London marbled
+éponge)/rhn/occ/blg/tng/trb/pph/bb2/grf/grc/ncg/lcg/nkg/
ctm or clm/ktm/lnm/?mem (Soller)/oxm (all 3 fabrics)/
sem/?vrm/oxp/wht/osc/?hax/lox/wcs/mek/ppr/upc
The pottery from 7 Palace St (301-302) is quantified by sherd
count; for Marlowe Ave., St. John’s Lane & No. l5A Dane
John: summary of ‘Gallo-Belgic’, Roman and late Roman
imports only, also quantified by sherd counts.
Location: Canterbury Archaeological Trust; Canterbury Royal
Museum
480 Hartley, K F, ‘Mortarium stamps from Canterbury’,
in entry no. 477, 251-255.
exc/mjc/c60-180/usf
ctm/clm/ktm/vrm
17 stamped vessels are described, 16 stamps are illustrated.
This collects together stamps from excavations by the Canterbury
Excavations Committee published in various volumes of the Arch.
of Canterbury series. Includes useful comments on
Kent/Canterbury production.
Location: Canterbury Royal Museum
481 Pollard, R J, ‘The Pottery’ (from Cranmer House,
London Road), in entry no. 477, 284-298.
exc,slr (rescue)/mjc,cem/mid lst-3rd (mainly mid 2nd-3rd for
burials)/ggp
amp/ass/sts/mvs/cts/ccc/kww or nvc/lyc/orc/rhn/blg/ira/pph/ bb2/
grf/gro/ncg/lcg/nkg/?ctm,ktm/buf/mf/osf/lox/wsx/esx/upc (pph
etc.)
Partial excavation of a cemetery: 53 burials including
burials in amphorae. Also residual/domestic scatter. There was
also a Saxon cemetery on the same site.
Location: Canterbury Archaeological Trust; Canterbury Royal
Museum
482 Wilson, M G, ‘The Pottery’ (from Canterbury
Excavation
Committee sites, 1946-60), in entry no. 477, 195-219 (including
non-Roman material).
exc/mjc,cem,?cpp (‘Belgic’ huts)/ggp
amp/ass/?arr/sts/tsg/?kww/nvc/orc/mca/blg/tng/trb/nri/btb/
crb/bbl/bb2/grf/grg/gro/ncg/lcg/clm or ktm/ewm/ktm/ngm/
buf/hft/mf/wht/lox/osd/esx/gft
In the format of Verulamium I: no fabric type series, no
quantification, extensive illustrations (132 profiles); listed
by context; no synthesis. Includes graffiti: Fig 79, 207-208, in
‘Belgic’ wares; an amphora stamp (Dressel 20): Fig 87, no.
64,218-219; and a TN platter stamp: Fig 79, no. 1,207-208.
Location: Canterbury Royal Museum
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