Going, C. J. (1992). Economic `long waves' in the Roman period? A reconnaissance of the Romano-British ceramic evidence. Oxford J Archaeol 11 (1). Vol 11(1), pp. 93-117.
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Economic `long waves' in the Roman period? A reconnaissance of the Romano-British ceramic evidence | ||||||||||
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Oxford J Archaeol 11 (1) | ||||||||||
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Oxford Journal of Archaeology | ||||||||||
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11 (1) | ||||||||||
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93 - 117 | ||||||||||
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This paper explores some problems of Romano-British ceramic chronology and puts forward the suggestion that pottery production in Roman Britain rose and fell in a series of cyclical phases. The pattern matches that of samian production and also the increases and decreases in the speed (velocity) with which silver coinage circulated in the first to early third centuries AD and after. It is suggested that these data can be used to trace the progress of a multisecular cycle, the effects of which may also be detectable across the Roman world-economy as a whole. The archaeological and historical implications of this pattern, which may be perceived in the Iron Age and the post Roman periods, are discussed and a possible explanation is advanced for it. Some quantification methods which would help support or refute the hypothesis are considered and a way of reconciling pottery and context dates is presented. Au | ||||||||||
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published |
1992 | ||||||||||
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20 Jan 2002 |
