With contributions from Joanna Bird, Philip Crummy, G. B. Dannell, A. Desbat, Brenda Dickinson, P. P. A. Funari, C. J. Going, K. F. Hartley, Philip M. Kenrick, V. Rigby, Graham Webster and D. F. Williams.
The publication of 'Colchester Archaeological Report 10' is a landmark in Colchester pottery studies. It is also an important event which brings to an end a large co-operative venture lasting many years. The authors, Robin Symonds and Sue Wade, not only invested a considerable amount of personal energy and commitment in the task — well beyond that usually expected in a normal 'nine-to-five' job — but were also remarkably successful in inspiring others to do the same. Countless people, from volunteers to those on job-creation schemes (through the Manpower Services Commission), joined in at various stages of the work to play their parts in bringing about a successful conclusion to the project.
This report deals with the Roman pottery excavated by the Colchester Archaeological Trust between 1971 and 1986. The total amount of pottery involved is estimated to be 15 tonnes. All of the pottery has been catalogued, although owing to various limitations only 5.687 tonnes has been subjected to detailed analysis.
Author(s): Robin P. Symonds, Sue Wade
Series: Colchester Archaeological Reports, 10
Publisher: Colchester Archaeological Trust
Year: 1999
Language: English
Commentary: file attachment: CD-ROM
Pages: 526
Acknowledgements
Preface
Chapter One: Introduction
Chapter Two: Samian
Chapter Three: Amphorae
Chapter Four: Mortaria
Chapter Five: Fine wares
Chapter Six: Coarse wares
Chapter Seven: The Camulodunum/Colchester type series
Chapter Eight: A survey of pottery production and supply at Colchester
Bibliography
Index
Appendix 1: Sites in Colchester excavated between 1971 and 1986
CD-ROM:
Appendix 2: Histograms 1.4 and 1.5 (proportions of fabric categories, % weight and % EVEs)
Appendix 3: Tables (excluding those printed in the volume)
Appendix 4: Graffiti/painted inscriptions
Appendix 5: Searchable database of finds, feature and layer numbers
Appendix 6: Complete text of volume as an ASCII file (for specific data and word searches, in conjunction with the printed volume)