1516
Webster, G, Chadderton, J (ed), 2002, The legionary fortress
at Wroxeter. Excavations by Graham Webster, 1955-85. English
Heritage Report 19, 137-223
Includes:
Pottery by M J Darling 137-223:
Catalogue of South Gaulish samian stamps by B Dickenson 149-155
Overview of the samian by G B Dannell 155-156
Catalogue of the South Gaulish samian by G B Dannell 168-177
1517 Barker, P A, Haldon, R, and Jenks, W, 1991,
Excavations on Sharpstones Hill near Shrewsbury, 1965-71, Trans
Shrops Archaeol & Hist Soc 62, 15-57
Date range: 2C
exc, usf
bb1/gry/ira/mlv/svv/
Five areas excavated – first prehistoric lowland sites to be
located and explored in Shropshire. Roman pottery from sites A,
C, D & E.
Pottery report by E Morris
1518 Ellis, P, Evans, J, Hannaford, H, Hughes, G
and Jones, A, 1994, Excavations in the Wroxeter Hinterland
1988-1990 The archaeology of the A5/A49 Shrewsbury Bypass, Shrops
Hist and Archaeol Trans of the Shrops Archaeol and Hist Soc 69,
1-119
Includes:
The Roman pottery by J Evans 76-91
Samian stamps by B Dickenson 85-87
Mortaria stamps by K Hartley 82
Amphorae by D Williams 84-85
Brick and tile by L Bevan 92
1519 Ellis, P and White, R (eds), 2006, Wroxeter
Archaeology. Excavation and research on the defences and in the
town, 1968-1992, Shrops Archaeol and Hist Soc Trans
78 (for 2003)
Includes:
Eastern defences 1975 and 1976
Coarsewares by J Timby 40-44
Samian B Dickenson 44-50
The forum pipe trench 1977
The coarse wares by J Timby (based on an archive report by Sara
Lunt) 101-108
The samian ware by F Wild 109-111
The mortaria by K Hartley 111-113
Roman pottery by S Pierpoint 123 (Insula II 1981)
A mortarium kiln near the Bell Brook by J Faiers 149-152
1516 Evans, C J, Jenks, W E, and White, R H, 1999,
Romano-British kilns at Meole Brace (Pulley), Shropshire, Shrops
Hist and Archaeol Trans of the Shrops Archaeol and Hist Soc 74,
7-15
1517 Houghton, A W J, 1960, The Roman road and
other Roman remains at Whitchurch, Shropshire, Trans Shrops
Archaeol Soc 67, 228-232
Date range: 1-4C
slr, rdd, usf
bb1/bm/buf/cts/ets/gry/mca/mro/osd/pph/sts/stvwxm
Samian by B Hartley
Mortaria by K Hartley |
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1518
Houghton, A W J, 1962-63 (April 1964), A Roman pottery factory
near Wroxeter, Salop, Trans Shrops Archaeol Soc 57,
101-111
Date range: 2-4C
exc, ptp, usf
?blk/?bm/buf/cts/ets/grg/grymhm/nvc/obj/occ/tbr/wxm
Mortaria by K Hartley
Samian by B Hartley
Period of greatest activity from mid 4th cent onwards. No kiln
was found – wasters; 2 small hearths, 2 small rubbish pits –
assumed structures were remains of pottery factory – river
destroyed the kilns and ?area of workshop. Wares manufactured on
large scale were wide-mouthed bowls and narrow-mouthed jars in a
reddish buff fabric. Some were decorated when leather hard with
lines and bands of burnishing, others with red colour wash, and
many were plain.
1519 Hume., C R, & Jones, G W, 1957-60,
Excavations in Nesscliff Hill, Trans Shrops Archaeol Soc 56,
Part II 129-132
Date range: late 2-4C
exc, unk, usf
bb1/buf/gry/occ/osd/stv/wht
1520 Morris, E, 1991, The Romano-British pottery,
in Morris, E and Gelling, P, A note on the Berth, Trans
Shrops Archaeol Hist Soc 67, 62
exc, hillfort, usf
gry/ira/mlv/svv/
1521 Toms. G S G, 1973-74, Archaeological
discoveries on the east Shropshire border, Trans Shrops
Archaeol Soc 59, Part III 209-213
Date range: 2C +
flw, unk, usf
bb1/grymro/occ/svv
1522 Webster, G, 1957-60, A note on the Roman coin
hoard found at Hordley Grange Trans Shrops Archaeol Soc 56,
Part II 138-139
Date range: 3C
csf, usf
bb1
Small bb tankard with bead rim and decorated with a narrow zone
of obtuse-angled latticing. Coin hoard dated to c ad280 |
