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Early Romano-British Slip-coated Wares

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 November 2011

Malcolm Todd
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The Antiquaries Journal , Volume 49 , Issue 2 , September 1969 , pp. 382 - 385
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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1969

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page 383 note 1 Arch. J. cxix (1962), 129Google Scholar.

page 383 note 2 Bushe-Fox, , Fourth Report on Excavations Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent, p. 201, LXXXIX, 396Google Scholar; Kenyon, , Excavations on the Jewry Wall Site, Leicester, p. 160, fig. 43, 7Google Scholar; Oswald, , The Commandant's House at Margidunum, pl. 2Google Scholar; Cotton, and Gathercole, , Excavations at Clausen turn 1951-1954, fig. 24, 24Google Scholar; (Wall, ), Trans. Lichfield & South Staffs. A.H.S. viii (1966-1967), 28, fig. 12, 44Google Scholar.

page 384 note 1 Kindly shown to me by Mr. J. B. Whitwell.

page 384 note 2 Antiq. Journ. xxxiv (1954), 222, fig. 2, 5Google Scholar.

page 384 note 3 East Midland Arch. Bulletin, vii (1964), fig. 2, 16Google Scholar.

page 384 note 4 Later kiln-sites in several regions produced similar slip-coats, e.g. Stow, West (Suffolk), P.S.I.A. xxvi, 34Google Scholar; Farnham, (Surrey), Antiq. Journ. viii (1928), 51 f.Google Scholar; Swanpool (Lines.), ibid, xxvii (1947), 64 f. (on mortaria). But in all these cases the fabrics are quite different from that under discussion.