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The archaeology of Roman London Volume 5: A dated corpus of early Roman pottery from the City of London
Barbara Davies, Beth Richardson and Roberta Tomber
CBA Research Report No 98 (1994)
ISBN 1 872414 53 2
Abstract
This volume presents the early Roman pottery from the City of London, both typologically and as chronological groups, for the period AD 50-160.
Contents
- Title Pages
- Contents (pp i-iv)
- List of figures (pp v-vii)
- List of plates (pp vii)
- List of tables (pp viii)
- Acknowledgements (pp viii)
- Summary (pp ix-xi)
- Summary in French (pp xi-xv)
- Summary in German (pp xv-xviii)
- Introduction (pp 1-4)
- Background (pp 1-2)
- Summary of fabrics by source area (Table 1) (pp 3-4)
- Method (pp 5-8)
- Classification (pp 5-8)
- Presentation (pp 8)
- Abbreviations (pp 8)
- Amphorae (pp 9-28)
- Dressel 20 (DR20) (pp 9-11)
- Haltern 70/Camulodunum 185a (H70) (pp 11-13)
- Dressel 28 (DR28) (pp 13-14)
- Camulodunum 186 (C186) (pp 14)
- London 555 (L555) (pp 14-18)
- Gauloise amphorae (PE47) (pp 18-20)
- Dressel 2-4 ('KOAN') (pp 20-23)
- Richborough 527 (R527) (pp 23-26)
- Rhodian and Rhodian-type amphorae (RHOD) (pp 26-27)
- Camulodunum 189 (C189) (pp 27-28)
- Kingsholm 117 (K117) (pp 28)
- North African Cylindrical amphorae (NACA) (pp 28)
- Oxidized wares (pp 29-73)
- Sugar Loaf Court ware (SLOW) (pp 29-34)
- Local Oxidised wares (LOXX) (pp 34-36)
- Eccles ware (ECCW) (pp 36-38)
- Woo ware (HOO) (pp 38-40)
- North Kent White-slipped ware (NKWS) (pp 40)
- Verulamium Region wares (VRW,VRG,VRMI,VRMA,VRR,VCWS,BHWS) (pp 40-61)
- Unsourced Oxidised wares (OXID) (pp 61-62)
- North French/Southeast English wares (NFSE) (pp 62-67)
- Gloucester mortaria (GLMO) (pp 67-70)
- Aoste mortaria (AOMO) (pp 70)
- Italian mortaria (ITMO) (pp 70)
- Rhone Valley mortaria (RVMO) (pp 70-71)
- Rhineland mortaria (RHMO) (pp 71-73)
- Unsourced Imported mortaria (MORT) (pp 73)
- Reduced wares (pp 74-121)
- Highgate Wood wares (HWB,HWBR,HWB/C,HWC,HWC+) (pp 74-88)
- Copthall CLose Grey ware (CCGW) (pp 88-89)
- Early Roman Micaceous Sandy ware (ERMS) (pp 89)
- Early Roman Sandy Iron-rich ware (ERSI) (pp 89-91)
- Early Roman Sandy wares (ERS) (pp 91-97)
- Alice Holt Surrey ware (AHSU) (pp 97-98)
- Shelly wares (pp 98-107)
- North Kent (NKSH) (pp 101-102)
- South Essex (SESH,SHEL) (pp 102-105)
- Oxford Clays (SHEL) (pp 105-107)
- Black-burnished ware industries (pp 107-117)
- BB1 and other handmade fabrics (pp 107-111)
- BB2 and related fabrics (pp 111-117)
- East Sussex Grog-tempered ware (SUG) (pp 117-118)
- Rusticated ware (RUST) (pp 119)
- Unsourced Sandy Grey wares (SAND) (pp 119)
- North Gaulish Grey wares (NGGW) (pp 119-121)
- Fine wares (pp 122-165)
- Colour-coated wares (pp 122-131)
- Colchester Colour-coated ware (COLC) (pp 122)
- Local Marbled ware (LOMA) (pp 122-123)
- Romano-British Marbled ware (RBMA) (pp 123)
- Romano-British Glazed ware (RBGW) (pp 123-125)
- South Gaulish Colour-coated ware (SGCC) (pp 125-126)
- Spanish Colour-coated ware (SPAN) (pp 126)
- Lyon ware (LYON) (pp 126-128)
- Central Gaulish Glazed and Colour-coated wares (CGGW,CGWH,CGOF,CGBL) (pp 128-130)
- Cologne ware (KOLN) (pp 130-131)
- Pompeian Red wares (PRW1,PRW2,PRW3) (pp 131-136)
- Mica-dusted wares (pp 136-142)
- Local Mica-dusted wares (LOMI) (pp 136-139)
- Other Mica-dusted wares (MICA) (pp 139-142)
- Ring-and-dot Beaker fabrics (pp 142-145)
- Gallo-Belgic White wares (GBWW) (pp 146)
- Eggshell wares (pp 146-147)
- Local Eggshell ware (LOEG) (pp 146-147)
- Black Eggshell ware (BLEG) (pp 147)
- Terra Nigra (TN,TNIM) (pp 147-151)
- Reduced Fine wares (pp 151-165)
- London ware (LONVV) (pp 151)
- Stamped London ware (LONW-STD) (pp 151-152)
- North Kent Fine ware (NKFW) (pp 152-154)
- Fine Micaceous ware (FMIC) (pp 154-161)
- Other Fine Reduced wares (FINE) (pp 161-165)
- Colour-coated wares (pp 122-131)
- A chronological overview of early Roman pottery in London (pp 166-219)
- Presentation (pp 166)
- Background (pp 166-167)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 1A:Pre-Boudiccan c 50/5-60/1 (pp 167-186)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 1B:Late Neronian-early Flavian c 60/1-75 (pp 186-192)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 2:Flavian c 75-100 (pp 192-199)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 3:Trajanic c 100-20 (pp 199-205)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 4:Hadrianic c 120-40 (pp 205-213)
- Roman Ceramic Phase 5:Early Antonine c 140-60 (pp 213-217)
- Conclusions (pp 217-219)
- Appendix 1: Site summaries (pp 220-232)
- 76-80 Newgate Street (GP075) (pp 220-224)
- 18 Birchin Lane (BIR83) (pp 225)
- 28-32 Bishopsgate (BOP82) (pp 225-226)
- 66-73 Cornhill (CNL81) (pp 226)
- 5-12 Fenchurch Street (FEN8 3) (pp 226-227)
- 25-6 Lime Street (LIM83) (pp 228-229)
- 4-12 Monument Street (MF187) (pp 229-230)
- Pudding Lane (PDN8 1) (pp 230-231)
- Sugar Loaf Court (SL082) (pp 232)
- Appendix 2: Concordance of common name codes (pp 233)
- Appendix 3: Summary of illustrated sherds (pp 234-248)
- Appendix 4: Concordance of illustrated sherds in phase groups (pp 249-251)
- Appendix 5: Raw data by site phase (pp 252-262)
- Bibliography (pp 263-267)
- Index by L and R Adkins (pp 268)
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