Londinium and beyond

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essays on Roman London and its hinterland for Harvey Sheldon

Series:

Council for British Archaeology Research Reports

Volume:

156

Number of Pages:

324

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.5284/1081715

Publication Type:

Monograph (in Series)

Editor:

Roz Sherris
Jenny Hall
John Clark
Jonathan Cotton
Hedley Swain

Publisher:

Council for British Archaeology

Year of Publication:

2008

ISBN L:

978 1 902771 72 4

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25 Apr 2011

	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Development - chronology and cartography; introduction	Hedley Swain	3
'Fanciful ichnography'; William Stukeley's maps of Roman (?) London	John Clark	4 - 10
Images of Empire; illustrating the fabric of Roman London	Barney Sloane	11 - 24
Mapping Roman London; identifying its urban patterns and interpreting th...	Peter Rowsome	25 - 32
The population of Roman London	Hedley Swain Tim Williams	33 - 40
Imperium Galliarum, Imperium Britanniarum. Developing new ideologies and settling old scores; abandonments, demolitions and new building in sout...	Michael G Fulford	41 - 45
Satellite, parasite, or just London?	Richard Reece	46 - 48
Descent into darkness; London in the fifth and sixth centuries	R. Cowie	54 - 58
After the Romans; was there a Saxon Southwark?	Tony Brown	54 - 58
Landscape, environment and hinterland; introduction	Jonathan Cotton	61
Londinium's landscape	Jane Siddell	62 - 68
A gazetteer of tree-ring dates from Roman London	Ian Tyers	69 - 74
The Roman garden in London	Carrie J Cowan	75 - 81
Archaeological evidence for the Roman London to Colchester road between Aldgate and Harold Hill	Gary Brown	82 - 89
Roman Enfield; a redistributive role for roadside settlements?	Martin J Dearne	90 - 95
'The rest to some faint meaning make pretence, but Shadwell never deviates into sense' (further speculation about the Shadwell 'tower')	David G Bird	96 - 101
Roman Westminster; fact or fiction?	Christopher Thomas	102 - 106
A possible extension to Grim's Dyke	Colin Bowlt	107 - 111
This world and beyond: mind and spirit; introduction	John Clark	115 - 116
London: Britain's first 'university'? Education in Roman Britian	Mark W C Hassall	117 - 120
In its depths what treasures - the nature of the Walbrook stream valley and the Roman metalwork found therein	Ralph Merrifield Jenny Hall	121 - 127
Sharing secrets? The material culture of mystery cults from Londinium, Apulum and beyond	Ian Haynes	128 - 133
A samian bowl by Crucuro and the cult of Hercules in London	Joanna Bird	134 - 141
Who was Mars Camulus?	Francis Grew	142 - 150
Harper Road, Southwark; an early Roman burial revisited	Jonathan Cotton	151 - 161
Death, women, and the afterlife; some thoughts on a burial in Southwark	Nick Bateman	162 - 166
Living in a material world; introduction	Jenny Hall	169 - 170
Counting brooches; ways of examining Roman brooch assemblages in Lond...	Judith Plouviez	171 - 176
The distribution and use of samian inkwells in Londinium	Gwladys Monteil	177 - 183
The Southwark pottery type-series; 30 years on	Louise Rayner Fiona Seeley	184 - 193
Imagining health-care in Roman London	Ralph Jackson	194 - 200
Bene lava; bathing in Roman London	Angela Wardle	201 - 211
Small toilet instruments from London; a review of the evidence	Nina Crummy	212 - 225
Intaglios from Roman London	Martin Henig	226 - 238
Luxury colourless glass vessels in Flavian London	John Shepherd	239 - 250
Harvey Sheldon	Laura Schaaf	252 - 257
Harvey Sheldon; bibliography		258 - 260

Sherris, R., Hall, J., Clark, J., Cotton, J. and Swain, H., eds. (2008). Londinium and beyond. York: Council for British Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.5284/1081715. Cite this via datacite

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