Sussex Archaeological Collections 112

This article discusses the distribution of two types of Romano-British coarse pottery in the West Sussex region and attempts to show that its detailed examination with the aid of geographical models can generate hypotheses concerning marketing patterns.

Ancient Monuments in Sussex; A Handaxe from Southland Farm, Warninglid, Slaugham; Flint Mines on Windover Hill, Wilmington; Newhaven Fort; Mesolithic Finds from East Blatchington; A Prehistoric Site in Dallington Forest; A Chalk-cut Shaft at Belle Tout; A Suspected Barrow at Rottingdean; Ring Ditches at Stoughton; An Early Bronze Age Macehead found near Saddlescombe; Tideway School, Newhaven; Two Roman Buildings in West Sussex; Statistical Parameters of Roman Tiles from Itchingfield; Kiln Combe, Eastbourne; Charcoal Burials at East Hill, Hastings; A Medieval Plumb-bob from Ansty; A Moat at Horsted Keynes; Deserted Medieval Villages in the Brighton District; Warrens and Fossil Fields on Broadstone Warren, Ashdown Forest; Renewal of Singleton Church Tower Joists and Floor in 1973 and Brief of 1632; A Fictitious Purported Historical Map; Hastings Town and Parks: New Archaeological Finds.