Journal of Roman pottery studies
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Journal of Roman pottery studies
Oxbow Books for the Study Group for Romano-British Pottery, c1997-
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- v. 14
- v. 15
- v. 16 : pbk
- v. 17 : pbk
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Description based on v. 7
Editor varies: v. 11: Pamela V. Irving; v. 14: Pamela V. Irving, Steven Willis; v. 15-17: Steven Willis
"Oxbow Books for the Study Group for Roman Pottery"--Vol. 15-17
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v. 16 : pbk ISBN 9781785700743
Description
The Journal of Roman Pottery Studies continues to present a cross-section of recent research not just from the UK but also Europe. Volume 16 carries papers on a variety of subjects from Britain and the Continent, ranging from papers dealing with production sites to those looking at the distribution of types. There are case studies on kiln vessels from Essex, pottery production in Roman Cologne, excavations at Toulouse, as well as an examination of transport routes of samian ware to Britain. Also included are an editorial, obituaries and book reviews.
Table of Contents
Obituaries Don MacKreth by Peter John Wild Charmian Woodfield by Study Group members Verulamium Region White Ware production at the Roman kiln site of Brockley Hill, Middlesex: a compositional and technological reassessment Silvia Amicone and Patrick Sean Quinn 'Hoo ware' - an investigation and comparative analysis of evidence recovered from a first century AD Romano-British site in North Kent David Applegate Roman pottery production at the site of Vervoz, Belgium, between the mid-first century and the end of the second century AD Barbara Borgers Unusual kiln vessels from Danbury, near Chelmsford, Essex Joyce Compton Getting samian ware to Britain: routes and transport possibilities Geoffrey Dannell and Allard Mees Pottery production in Roman Cologne: A summary of old and new finds Constanze Hopken The ancient Tripolitanian amphora: the evidence from France and the recent excavation at Toulouse 'caserne Niel' Matthew E. Loughton and Laurence Alberghi Late Montans decorated samian ware from Scotland and North-West England Felicity C. Wild Book Reviews
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v. 17 : pbk ISBN 9781785709340
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This volume publishes papers relating to new research on Roman period ceramics. Two papers present evidence of Late Iron Age and early Roman pottery forms and fabrics from west and east Kent: from West Malling, including transitional wares, and by Sholden villa, with groups of second century date including samian. Ceramic fire-dogs discovered in the area of the Dutch Lowlands and Flanders brings to attention a type of find that may prove to be more common than previously noted. The same may be the case with portable Roman ceramic ovens and baking plates recorded in recent years in Britain; these two papers contribute to a growing corpus and debate on Roman cooking, ‘fast-food’ and functions. Amphorae from the eastern Mediterranean in northern Europe and pottery used in Roman ritual and religion noting distinct types and trends often involving symbolism are dicussed. Details of the pottery production site at Snape, Suffolk, and the types produced, are described. This volume also features ‘retrospectives’ as Beth Richardson, Peter Webster and Christopher Young reflect on their careers and experiences working with pottery, looking to the future and the volume also contains reviews and obituaries.
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Editorial
Obituaries
David Peacock by Roberta Tomber
Cathy Tester by Jo Caruth
Phil Jones
The import and distribution of eastern amphorae within the Rhine provinces
Tyler V. Franconi
Roman pottery in ritual contexts: types, fabrics and manipulations
Constanze Höpken and Manuel Fiedler
An early Romano-British double flue pottery kiln at Church Road, Snape, Suffolk
Antony Mustchin and Andrew Peachey, with John Summers
Roman pottery groups from the excavation of pits, a cremation and other features at Sholden, Kent
Rob Perrin
Bread and circuses, cutlets and sausages? Romano-British pre-formed ovens and ceramic baking plates
Jane Evans with Alison Heke and Andrew Peachey
Curved ceramic firedogs from Flanders and the western Netherlands
Jeroen van Zoolingen
A Late Iron Age and early Roman pottery assemblage from Leybourne Grange, West Malling, Kent
Edward Biddulph
Pottery Retrospectives
Beth Richardson
Peter Webster
Christopher Young
Reviews
The Arverni and Roman Wine. Roman amphorae from Late Iron Age sites in the Auvergne (Central France): Chronology, fabrics and stamps by Matthew Loughton, 2014
Reviewed by Robin P. Symonds
Insight from Innovation: New light on archaeological ceramics, edited by E. Sibbesson, B. Jervis and S. Coxon, 2016
Reviewed by Edward Biddulph
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v. 11 ISBN 9781842171400
Description
Contents: The Study Group for Roman Pottery Research framework document for the study of Roman pottery in Britain, 2003 (Steven Willis); A large group of 2nd-century pottery from Ironmonger Lane, in the City of London: IRL 95, context 58 (R P Symonds et al); Quantifying status: some pottery data from the Upper Thames Valley (Paul Booth); Can you trust a correlation coefficient? (Clive Orton and Ash Rennie); The distribution and exchange of pink, grog-tempered pottery in the East Midlands: an update (Jeremy Taylor); Guidelines for the archiving of Roman pottery; The early Roman pottery industry in Cologne, Germany: a new kiln site in the Oppidum Ubiorum (Maureen Carroll); A Roman pottery kiln at Abernant Farm, Caerleon, Gwent (NGR ST 3680 9140) (P V Webster, K F Hartley, A G Marvell and S H Sell); Wroxeter: after Barker, after Webster (C Jane Evans); Reviews; Obituaries; Bibliography (and index to entries).
Table of Contents
- The Study Group for Roman Pottery Research framework document for the study of Roman pottery in Britain, 2003 (Steven Willis)
- A large group of 2nd-century pottery from Ironmonger Lane, in the City of London: IRL 95, context 58 (R P Symonds et al)
- Quantifying status: some pottery data from the Upper Thames Valley (Paul Booth)
- Can you trust a correlation coefficient? (Clive Orton and Ash Rennie)
- The distribution and exchange of pink, grog-tempered pottery in the East Midlands: an update (Jeremy Taylor)
- Guidelines for the archiving of Roman pottery
- The early Roman pottery industry in Cologne, Germany: a new kiln site in the Oppidum Ubiorum (Maureen Carroll)
- A Roman pottery kiln at Abernant Farm, Caerleon, Gwent (NGR ST 3680 9140) (P V Webster, K F Hartley, A G Marvell and S H Sell)
- Wroxeter: after Barker, after Webster (C Jane Evans)
- Reviews
- Obituaries
- Bibliography (and index to entries).
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v. 14 ISBN 9781842173244
Description
Volume 14 contains papers on recent and current work on Roman pottery from around Britain, with papers also on case studies from the Netherlands and Gaul.
Table of Contents
Dedication
Roman pottery from the Channel Tunnel Rail link section 1, Kent (Paul Booth)
Grey face jars in East Anglia: a possible connection with veteran settlement in Britain in the 2nd and early 3rd centuries AD (Gillian Braithwaite)
The Rowland's Castle Romano-British pottery industry (Jonathan Dicks)
Roman miniture pots and their contents from Frensham Common, Surrey 9David and Audrey Graham)
Consuming the exotic: carrot amphorae and dried fruit in early Roman Britian (Daniel T Howells)
Terra sigillata from the Nijmegen canabae - the canabae as a market (Ester van der Linden)
A ceramic suspended cauldron found at Scole Romano-Celtic temple, Norfolk (Alice Lyons)
Pottery consumption c. AD 260-70 at the Roman coastal defence fort, Oudenburg, Northern Gaul (Sofie Vanhoutte, Wouter Dhaeze and Wim de Clerq)
Obituaries
Joyce Pullinger (John Alexander, Colin Wallace and Steven Willis)
William Bernard Barr (Chris Lydamore with Kevin Greene)
Brian Hartley (Geoff Dannell and Joanna Bird)
Grace Simpson Joanna Bird and Steven Willis)
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v. 15 ISBN 9781842175002
Description
This volume of JRPS carries a broad range of papers reflecting the detailed ongoing scholarship in the field of Roman pottery studies. There is a marked international dimension to the eleven papers. In part, this simply follows from the extensive geography of the Roman Empire and its influence, yet it also reflects the identification of the Journal of Roman Pottery Studies as a leading vehicle for the publication of quality research in Roman ceramics not only from Roman Britain but from the whole of the Roman Empire. Also includes an editorial, book reviews and obituaries.
Table of Contents
1. Beyond the confines of empire: a reassessment of the Roman coarse wares from Traprain Law 1 (Louisa Campbell) 2. Romano-British kiln building and firing experiments: two recent kilns 26 (Beryl Hines) 3. New data concerning pottery production in the south-western part of Gallia Belgica, in light of the A29 motorway excavations 39 (Cyrille Chaidron) 4. A characterisation of coastal pottery in the north of France (Nord/Pas-de-Calais) 61 (Raphael Clotuche and Sonja Willems) 5. Raetian mortaria in Britain 76 (Katharine F. Hartley) 6. Two Flavian to early Antonine Romano-British pottery kilns at 7a Fisher Street, Carlisle 96 (Melanie Johnson, Alex Croom, Katharine F. Hartley and Ray McBride, with contributions by Sue Anderson, Mike Cressey, Andrew Heald, Fraser Hunter, Adam Jackson and Jennifer Thoms) 7. Exports from Iberia: understanding the production of Lusitanian amphorae and their significance in Roman commerce between the first and fifth centuries AD 140s (Andrew Philip Souter) 8. A brief history of the ceramic mortarium in antiquity 169 (Robin P. Symonds) 9. Rare and exotic amphorae in North-West Europe: finds from the Roman fort on the Kops Plateau, Nijmegen 215 (Joost van den Berg) 10. The samian ware from Cardean and the Flavian occupation of Scotland 236 (Felicity C. Wild) 11. Research Framework for samian ware, 2012 248 (Gwladys Monteil, Naomi Sykes, Steven Willis and Edward Biddulph) 12. Reviews: Faces from the Past: A study of Roman Face Pots from Italy and the Western Provinces of the Roman Empire, Gillian Braithwaite+, 2007 256 (Robin P. Symonds) La Graufesenque (Millau, Aveyron), Vol I: Condatomagus, une Agglomeration de Confluent en Territoire Rutene IIe s. a. C. - IIIe s. p. C., D. Schaad ed. 2007, and La Graufesenque (Millau, Aveyron), Vol II: Sigillees Lisses et Autres Productions, M. Genin ed. 2007 257 (Joanna Bird) Salaisons et Sauces de poissons en Italie du Sud et en Sicile durant l'Antiquite, E. Botte, 2009 263 (Robin P. Symonds) Amphores vinaires de Narbonnaise, Production et grand commerce. Creation d'une base de donnees geochimiques des ateliers, F. Laubenheimer and A. Schmitt, 2009 265 (Robin P. Symonds) Echanges et vie economique dans le Nord-Ouest des Gaules. Le temoignage des amphores du IIe siecle avant J.-C. au IVe siecle apres J.-C., F. Laubenheimer and E. Marliere, 2010 267 (Robin P. Symonds) La ceramique romaine en Gaule du Nord. Dictionnaire des ceramiques: La vaisselle a large diffusion, R. Brulet, F. Vilvorder and R. Delage, with the collaboration of D. Laduron, 2010 269 (Robin P. Symonds)
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