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Romano-British coarse pottery: a student's guide
Graham Webster (editor)
CBA Research Report No 6 (1976)
Third edition.
Abstract
These notes attempt to establish a consistent method of describing and illustrating Romano-British coarse pottery for which there have been and still are many different terms used for the same thing. The main features are: glossaries, list of stratified groups, instructions for drawing pottery, and examples of types of vessel and decoration.
Contents
- Title pages
- Foreword (p 3)
- Introduction (pp 4-5)
- Glossary of terms (p 6)
- General terms (p 6)
- Terms used for manufacturing techniques, decoration and parts of vessels (pp 7-11)
- Terms used of types of fabric or centres of manufacture (pp 12-16)
- Names given to particular classes of vessels sharing form and function (pp 17-20)
- A list of stratified groups (pp 21-22)
- The Northern Frontier Zone (p 22)
- The North-West (pp 22-23)
- The East and North Midlands (p 23)
- East Anglia (p 24)
- The West Midlands (pp 24-25)
- The South Midlands (pp 25-26)
- London and Home Counties (pp 26-27)
- The South (pp 27-28)
- The South-West (pp 28-29)
- The West (pp 29-30)
- Drawing pottery (pp 30-34)
- Abbreviations and bibliographical references (p 34)
- figure 1 (p 35)
- figure 2 (p 36)
- figure 3 (p 37)
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