L. J F Keppie, ed., (2000). Britannia 31. Malet Street: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies.

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Britannia 31

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Britannia

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Journal

Editor:

Lawrence J F Keppie

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Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

Year of Publication:

2000

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The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB)

Created Date:

23 Feb 2001

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End	Abstract
Sentius Saturninus and the Roman invasion of Britain	Ernest W Black	1 - 10	Considers the fourth-century writer Eutropius' mention of Sentius in relation to the Claudian invasion and considers what his role may have been.
Appendix historical references concerning ship size and numbers		8 - 9
The Stanegate; : a frontier rehabilitated	Nicholas Hodgson	11 - 22	Considers what kind of frontier The Stanegate actually represents.
Appendix: bibliographic references for sites discussed in text		20
M. Maenius Agrippa, the Expeditio Britannica and Maryport	Sheppard S Frere	23 - 28
The significance of snake jewellery hoards	Hilary E M Cool	29 - 40	Considers motives for hoarding -- from safe-keeping to ritual -- in the context of the wider contemporary material culture, using the mid-second-century hoards from Snettisham (Norfolk), Backworth (Northumberland), and Castlethorpe (Buckinghamshire) as examples.
Egyptian amphorae in Britain and the Western provinces	David Williams Roberta Tomber	41 - 54	A paper concentrating on Egyptian amphorae made during the Roman and Byzantine periods but owing much to earlier Egyptian forms. Considers their distribution in the western provinces including sites in Britain. Examples have been recovered in Poundbury (Dorset) and York, and there are further specimens in the museum collections at Towcester (Nhants), Museum of London, and Devizes Museum (Wiltshire).
Legio XX VV and tile production at Tarbock, Merseyside	Vivien G Swan Robert A Philpott	55 - 67	Second-century roofing tiles for Chester fortress manufactured by the civilian firm of Aulus Viducus.
The Romano-British exploitation of coastal wetlands: survey and excavation on the North Somerset Levels...	Stephen J Rippon	69 - 200	Occupation at Banwell Moor, Kenn Moor and Puxton was investigated. There are specialist reports on the following:
Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction	Julie Jones Nigel G Cameron Paul Davies Simon Dobinson Chris Gleed-Owen Simon K Haslett Jen Heathcote Anthony J Margetts David N Smith Heather Tinsley Huw Williams	98 - 173
The pottery	Jane R Timby	174 - 183
Coins	Norman Shiel	183
Iron objects from Kenn Moor	David Richards	183 - 184
Glass and jet beads from Kenn Moor	Steven Allen	186 - 187
Objects of bone and shale from Kenn Moor	Steven Allen	187
Metalworking debris from Kenn Moor	J R L Allen	187 - 188
Quernstones from Kenn Moor	J R L Allen	188
Excavations at Quidney Farm, Saham Toney, Norfolk 1995	Sarah C Bates	201 - 237	Work at the site of an enclosure situated in an area known to be a rich source of IA and RB metalwork finds. The enclosure consists of a 5ha rectangular ditch with an inner rampart. Within it are three wood-lined wells or shafts which were also excavated. The deepest of these contained at least fifty complete urns deposited in AD 50-90. There was no apparent pre-RB occupation and the site may be defensive or specifically ritual. There are notes on:
Pottery	Alice Lyons	211 - 222
Specialist comments on the pottery report	Sarah Percival	215 - 216
Non-ferrous metalworking debris	Catriona Turner-Walker	222 - 225
Ferrous metalworking debris	David Starley	225
Fired clay	Alice Lyons Catherine Mortimer	225
The metal finds	John A Davies	226 - 230
Lithics	Sarah C Bates	230 - 231
Animal bones	Trevor M Ashwin	231
Charcoal	Rowena M O Gale	231 - 233
Excavation of the Roman temporary camps at Dullatur, North Lanarkshire	Christopher Lowe R Moloney	239 - 253	Excavations in 1998 confirmed that the construction of the outer camp predates the inner. Size and relationship to the Antonine Wall are also considered.
The pottery	Vivien G Swan	244 - 248
Excavations of the Gask frontier tower and temporary camp at Blackhill Wood, Ardoch, Perth & Kinross	Bruce Glendinning Andrew J Dunwell	255 - 290	The damaging effects of rabbit infestation and tree-growth in an area of considerable archaeological importance prompted excavation.
St Joseph's excavations in September 1974 written with main authors	David J Woolliscroft	258 - 264
Assessment of sources of damage written with main authors	Michael Cressey	265 - 267
Pottery	Gordon D Thomas	279
Coarse stone	Ann Clarke	279
Mosaics and room function: the evidence from some fourth-century Romano-Briti...	Patricia Witts	291 - 324
Barbarians in Gaul, usurpers in Britain	Michael Kulikowski	325 - 345	Problems with the documentary sources for early fifth-century invasions and civil wars.
A note on the `Civitas' and `Polis' names of Scotland; : an alternative approach [Notes]	Robert Conquest	347 - 350
A Limitatio of Icenian territory?	Sheppard S Frere	350 - 355
Human remains from the North Gate, Silchester; : an `early' and a `late' radiocarbon date from th...	Michael G Fullford	356 - 358
A sceptre-head for the Matres cult and other objects from west Berkshire	Martin Henig Paul Cannon	358 - 362	Leaded bronze sceptre head and other objects.
A Roman relief of Mercury and Minerva from Aldsworth, Gloucestershire	Martin Henig Robert Cleary Philip Purser	362 - 363	Oolitic limestone object, pierced in two places suggesting it was fixed to the wall of a shrine.
A bronze figurine of Hercules from St. Paul's churchyard, London	Julie Reynolds	363 - 365
The backs of Roman spoons in Britain	David Sherlock	365 - 370
Roman Britain in 1999	Barry C Burnham Lawrence J F Keppie A Simon Esmonde Cleary M W C Hassall R S O Tomlin	371 - 449	Sites explored and inscriptions.