Higham, N. J., ed. (2001). Archaeology of the Roman Empire:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

Title:

Archaeology of the Roman Empire:

Subtitle:

a tribute to the life and works of Professor Barri Jones

Series:

British Archaeological Reports

Volume:

S940

Number of Pages:

354

Publication Type:

Monograph Chapter (in Series)

Abstract:

Volume of thirty-three essays in memory of the late Professor Barri Jones, on topics which reflect his interests, with a biography and a bibliography of his published writings. Contributions include

Editor:

Nicholas J Higham

Issue Editor:

Nicholas J Higham

Publisher:

Archaeopress

Year of Publication:

2001

ISBN:

1 84171 232 9

Note:

Is Portmanteau: 1

Source:

BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))

Relations:

URI:	http://www.archaeopress.com/defaultBar.asp

Created Date:

18 Jan 2006

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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Barri Jones: a life in archaeology	Nicholas J Higham Anthony R Birley David Mattingly John Peter Wild	1 - 5
Bibliography of the writings of Professor Barri Jones		6 - 13
The Anavionenses	Anthony R Birley	15 - 24
Reginald Bainbrigg, scholemaister, and his stones	B J N Edwards	25 - 33
Living on the frontier: Iron Age -- Roman transitions in south-west Scotla...	Richard A Gregory	35 - 49
The relative information value of aerial photography and geophysical survey: a case study from the Clyde valley	William S Hanson Lorna Sharpe	51 - 58
The edge of Empire: late prehistoric and Romano-British settlement in north west England.; A study in marginality	Michael D Nevell	59 - 74
`Agricolan' is an overworked adjective	David C A Shotter	75 - 83
The Roman Gask Project, interim report 1995--2000	David J Woolliscroft	85 - 93
Observations on the Roman military diploma of 14 April AD 135 from Wroxeter	Paul A Holder	95 - 104
Excavations at Fishbourne Roman Palace 1995--1999; an interim statement	John Manley David J Rudkin	105 - 116
A difficult Roman road in deepest Wales	William G Putnam Hugh Toller	117 - 122
Cambrian antiquity -- the Romanists	Hugh Toller	123 - 130
The Rive Dee and the Deva Harbour: a reassessment	Adrian C Waddelove	131 - 140
Some myths of public service	John Walker	141 - 146
PPG 16 and the Romano-British landscape of Kent	John H Williams	147 - 154
Developing aerial survey.; A tribute to Barri Jones	Robert H Bewley	257 - 263
Aspects of Roman gold-mining: Dolaucothi, Asturias and Pliny	David G Bird	265 - 275
Appendix: ground sluicing, hydraulicing and Pliny		270 - 272
Roman force pumps	Keith Maude	277 - 281
An inlaid iron brooch from Rhyn Park	Janet Webster	287 - 288
Earth, fire and water: the making and marketing of Roman samian ware	Peter V Webster	289 - 302
Censers, incense and donors in the cult of Mithras	Joanna Bird	303 - 310
Bancornaburg: Bangor-is-y-coed revisited	Nicholas J Higham	311 - 318
Early Christian archaeology in Europe: some recent research	Michael J Jones	319 - 333
Bacchus triumphs on the North Downs: the Polesden Lacey sarcophagus	Tom Rasmussen	335 - 342
Image and symbol in Severan state portrait cameos	Valerie Worden	343 - 354