The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain by Vivien Swan
A surface-built or very shallowly-set kiln with a single flue and a substantial permanent lining to the kiln-chamber. Internal variations: No evidence for the use of kiln-furniture, internal stacking …
Our knowledge of Roman coarse pottery has notably increased in the last thirty or forty years, but much information has still to be accumulated before a corpus of pottery types can safely be …
Romano British Pottery Kilns - Our Warwickshire
Five kilns producing coarsewares and mortaria, with associated features. produced by the Historic Environment Record.
Romano-British Pottery Kilns in the Nene Valley* By P. J. WOODS LMOST 16 years have elapsed since the publication, in 1959, of Dr. Philip Corder's paper on the structure of Romano …
List of Romano-British pottery - Wikipedia
Before the invasion of the Romans, pottery in Britain was handmade and fired in a bonfire. The Romans introduced the new technology of fast potters wheels and kilns for firing. The newer …
County – The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain by Vivien Swan
Mar 16, 2017 · All county description pages are grouped here. Bibliography and Abbreviations. Aldborough R Mus: The Aldborough (Dept. of the Environment) Roman Museum, Aldborough, …
Romans in Britain - Romano-British Pottery
Most pottery makers served the community in which they resided and the surrounding area. The workshops were quite small, but there were a lot of them. In a workshop there were three or …
Types of Late Belgic and Early Romano-British Pottery Kilns in …
Nov 9, 2011 · The present paper is primarily concerned with pottery kilns of the pre-Flavian period in the Nene Valley and seeks to bring together, under one heading, the new and largely …
Wiltshire – The Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain by Vivien Swan
Mar 16, 2017 · Bibliography and Abbreviations. Anderson, A. S. 1977. The Roman Pottery Industries of North Wiltshire. Unpubl. M. A. Thesis. University of Leicester.
The excavation of Romano-British pottery kilns at Ellingham, Postwick ...
Three pottery kilns excavated at Postwick near Norwich dated to the 2nd century AD. Each kiln was of a different structural type. Two were thought to have produced grey wares, while the …