Glazebrook, J. and Ayers, B. S., eds. (2003). The excavation of Romano-British pottery kilns at Ellingham, Postwick and Two Mile Bottom, Norfolk, 1995-7. Dereham: Archaeology & Environment Division.

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Title: The excavation of Romano-British pottery kilns at Ellingham, Postwick and Two Mile Bottom, Norfolk, 1995-7
Series: East Anglian Archaeology Occasional Papers
Volume: 13
Number of Pages: 120
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Abstract: Reports on the excavations of a single kiln at Ellingham; three kilns at Postwick; and three kilns at a multi-period site at Two Mile Bottom. Includes summaries in French and German. Part 1: Excavations at Dairy Farm, Ellingham, 1996 (Site 11843) (1--27) describes the site of a kiln containing many mortarium fragments in both its structure and its fills. Another kiln excavated at this site in 1976 had also contained stamped mortarium `wasters' and was dated to the later second century AD, slightly earlier than the kiln described in this report;
Author: Alice Lyons
S Bates
Editor: Jenny Glazebrook
Brian S Ayers
Publisher: Archaeology & Environment Division
Year of Publication: 2003
ISBN: 0 905594 39 8
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Pottery Kilns [Swp] (BIAB)
Roman (BIAB)
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Created Date: 23 Feb 2004

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