Yorkshire Archaeol J 74

Compiles information on arrowheads found during recent years in this area of North Yorkshire and not previously studied or recorded.

which notes 145 sherds from at least ninety-three mortaria

Provides an account of the 1979 re-excavation of the `Helicon' mosaic, one of three mosaics located during the nineteenth-century in the south-west corner of the Roman town. Features a study of the mosaic, and reports its conservation. The excavation revealed a burial cut through the mosaic, which has been radiocarbon dated and established as Roman. Includes separately authored reports on:

which discusses the design

which provided a date of cal AD 250--420

which notes four pottery sherds, four fragments of plaster and a scrap of fine opus signinum found in association with the human remains

which sheds additional light on the coin list from Victoria Cave

Discusses the development of the township during the medieval and post-medieval periods. Suggests that Flaxton was a planned settlement, probably predating Domesday.