Journal
of Roman Pottery Studies
Vol 3, 1990 pages 105-06
Sally Stow
528 Buckland, P C, Roman South
Yorkshire: A Source Book University of Sheffield, 1986,
42-49.
syn/kln,ptp,ind/--
bbl/lcg/rst/rsm/prs/can/cam/rsb/syk/sym
A brief, useful resume of pottery manufacture in South
Yorkshire.
529 Buckland, P C & Dolby, M J, ‘A Roman
Pottery Kiln Site at Blaxton Quarry, near Doncaster’, The
Archaeology of Doncaster: Vol. 4, fasc. 1, The Roman Pottery
Industry, 1980.
exc/kln/c160-250/ggp
bla/bbl/obb/grf/lcg/dal/prs
The Blaxton kilns lie close to the kiln complex of Cantley,
Branton, Rossington Bridge and West Bessacarr which was
excavated with varying degrees of success since the 1950’s.
This is a detailed and well illustrated publication, very useful
for the study of South Yorkshire pottery.
Location: not given
530 Buckland, P C & Magilton, I R, The Archaeology
of Doncaster: 1. The Roman Civil Settlement, B.A.R. British
Series 148, 1986, 109-195. See also entry no. 531.
exc/set/pre-Flavian-4th
egg/rgh/mca/bbl/lcg/rst/shg/llm/rsm/dal/drb/hcs/prs/swp/
can/rsb/syk
247 stratified and 104 unstratified vessels from the civilian
settlement, many from the local potteries at Rossington Bridge
and Cantley, which provide a useful chronological framework for
the products of the S. Yorkshire pottery industry.
Location: Doncaster Museum
531 Hartley, K F, ‘Mortarium stamps from the
Civil Settlement, and Mortaria from the Doncaster settlement’,
in entry no. 530, 143- 153.
exc/set/1st-4thAzsf
llm/lom/mhm/rsm/swm/vrm/mro/cam/sym
Location: Doncaster Museum
532 Buckland, P C, Magilton, I R & Dolby, M I,
‘The Roman Pottery Industries of South Yorkshire: A Review’,
Britannia Xl, 1980, 145-164.
exc,syn/kln/2nd-4th, plus some 1st
bbllbb2/obb/lcg/rst/lom/rsm/prs/can/rsb/bes/bla/bra/cam/ rsm/syk
An extensive group of kilns, at Cantley, Rossington Bridge,
Bessacarr, Branton and Blaxton, just south of Doncaster, was
excavated in the 1950’s and 1960’s. This paper is a useful
and detailed synthesis of the results, prior to full
publication.
533 Green, S, ‘Roman Pottery’, in Rahtz, P, Hayfield,
C & Bateman, J, ‘Two Roman Villas at Wharram Le Street’,
York University Archaeological Publications 2, 1986,
(microfiche) 12.14; 26.10.
exc/vil
amp/cts/ets/shg/ogr/hcs
Not the final pottery report, but a useful summary of material
from excavations and field walking. The use of microfiche
reduces the value of the present report.
Location: not given |
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534 Perrin, I
R, Roman Pottery from the Colonia: Skeldergate &
Bishophill, The Archaeology of York: Vol 16, fasc. 2, The
Pottery, 1981, 45-111.
exc/mjc/lst-4th/ggp,typ
amp/ass/cts/ets/nvc/rhn/rgh/pph/bbl/bb2/lcg/shg/ogr/clm/lom/
oxm/ars/dal/oxr/ppr/rsx/ebo
An excellent publication of stratified and unstratified pottery,
providing the very useful beginning of a type series for pottery
from the York Colonia. The discussion of Pompeian-red ware,
African red slip ware and ‘Eboracum’ ware is extremely
useful.
Location: Yorkshire Museum, York
Journal
of Roman Pottery Studies
Vol 4, 1991 pages 97-98
Sally Stow
790 Cardwell, P, ‘Excavations at Cat Babbleton Farm,
Ganton, North Yorkshire, 1986’, Yorkshire Archaeol J,
Vol. 61, 1989, (15-27), 22, 24.
exc/pit alignment/2nd-4th/usf
cra/hcs/lcl/thr/nor
A total of 27 sherds from pit fillings.
791 Evans, J, ‘All Yorkshire is Divided into Three
Parts; Social Aspects of Later Roman Pottery Distribution in
Yorkshire’, in Price, J & Wilson, P R (eds), with C S
Briggs and S J Hardman, Recent Research in Roman Yorkshire,
Brit Archaeol Rep Brit Ser 193, 1988, 323-337.
syn/---/mostly 3rd & 4th
dal/hsm/lcl/kna/nor
792 Hayes, R H, ‘Stonygate Romano-British Site’, and
‘Roman Norton, Excavations and Discoveries’, in Hayes, R H, North-East
Yorkshire Studies: Archaeological Papers, Roman Antiq
Section, Yorkshire Archaeol Soc, 1988, (57-65 & 66-89), 62-3
and 71-80, respectively.
exc/unk/4th, and late 3rd-4th, respectively/typ,usf
cra/fcp/lsh/lcl/lcg/lom/shg/nor
The first report covers a small group of pottery from the R-B
site at Stonygate, near Pickering, including mortaria probably
from Crambeck kilns.
The latter report includes sherds from small-scale 1940’s
excavations in the Norton area, and publishes material from a
kiln excavated in 1949 at Grove Bungalow, Langton Road, Norton.
793 Monaghan, J, ‘A Pot by Any Other Name’, Archaeology
in York, Interim, Vol. 15, no. 2, Summer 1990, 36-40.
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dal/ebo/hcs/prs/ppr/pod/rhn
Common names are convenient, but can be misleading.
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