Catchpole, T., Simmonds, A. and Copeland, T. (2008). Dymock:. Roman Dymock:. Vol 125, pp. 235-237.

Title: Dymock:
Subtitle: its origins and function
Issue: Roman Dymock:
Series: Transactions of the Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Volume: 125
Page Start/End: 235 - 237
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Publication Type: Journal
Abstract: the publication of two excavations within Roman Dymock provides an opportunity to update Gethyn-Jones's discussion of the settlement in Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society 109 (1991). It is proposed that Dymock may have been founded as a roadside settlement with a function in the official transport system. New evidence for metal working is placed in context and the absence of archaeological material for later Roman Dymock is explored
Author: Toby Catchpole
Andrew Simmonds
Tim Copeland
Year of Publication: 2008
ISBN: 9780900197703
Subjects / Periods:
Metal (Auto Detected Subject)
SETTLEMENT (Monument Type England)
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Created Date: 09 May 2008